Clutch Cargo
Veteran Member
I have been using a polish called Wenol for well over two decades now. Now and then I will pick up the odd something-else, but have never found its equal. Until this week...
While watching a bike restoration channel, on YouTube, the guy was using, and recommending, products from Wizard's. Enticed by his results, I ordered up a few items. I was especially intrigued by the Band-Aid looking box with surgical grade cotton infused with polish. A little tiny piece just goes on, and on, and on without the need for more. So far, I am very impressed with the products, and the results.
Wet sand with 400, 600, 800, & 1000 grit sandpaper. A bit of time on the buffing wheel, followed by some elbow grease using a tiny 1" piece of cotton infused polish. The Power Seal, on the right, adds a protective coating that they recommend you allow to cure for 24 to 48 hours, before "putting into service". I am anxious to see if the protectant works.
While watching a bike restoration channel, on YouTube, the guy was using, and recommending, products from Wizard's. Enticed by his results, I ordered up a few items. I was especially intrigued by the Band-Aid looking box with surgical grade cotton infused with polish. A little tiny piece just goes on, and on, and on without the need for more. So far, I am very impressed with the products, and the results.
Wet sand with 400, 600, 800, & 1000 grit sandpaper. A bit of time on the buffing wheel, followed by some elbow grease using a tiny 1" piece of cotton infused polish. The Power Seal, on the right, adds a protective coating that they recommend you allow to cure for 24 to 48 hours, before "putting into service". I am anxious to see if the protectant works.