[mikester2008]

Blue-job... Anyone have any experience with this product?
Does it work, does it dull the chrome? I'm just looking to do maybe a foot back from the cross overs, not the whole thing.

 

[Sands]

Yes it works, but it takes time and some elbow grease. Make sure your AI is removed or it will come back. I just used Simichrome polish yesterday, and the blueing won't go past the first bend ( AI removed and I have it running just right)

 

[NewtoThruxton67]

Hey... If you do a search you'll find that the opinions on whether it works or not, is split 50/50. I have no idea why it works for some of us and not or others. Check out my experience with it here:

http://www.triumphrat.net/1160704-post43.html

Peace and Good Riding...

Carlos

 

[mikester2008]

Thanks people. i bet the reason it works for some and not others has to do with how much elbow grease they put in. The ones it doesn't work for I imagine are applying it like a wax or a cleaner.

 

[mikeinva]

Thanks people. i bet the reason it works for some and not others has to do with how much elbow grease they put in. The ones it doesn't work for I imagine are applying it like a wax or a cleaner.

thats about how it goes it works but is more work then some want to do.

 

[dledinger]

Oh it definitely works, but there is nothing easy about it.

I want to try this:

http://www.caswellplating.com/buffs/bluejob.html

 

[mikester2008]

Oh it definitely works, but there is nothing easy about it.

I want to try this:

http://www.caswellplating.com/buffs/bluejob.html

Sweet! That buffer wheel looks awesome, nice find. Anyone know the science behind this stuff? Are we removing chrome? If so I wouldn't want to use it more then once. Besides all I want is a foot back from the crossovers. I like the blue just not all the way to the crossovers. AI... gone this weekend.