Make it shine !!
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wiltshire landyman
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aluminium polish
Thin_trucker
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vinegar, iirc takes the oxide off, you'll need to wash it off well though and put some oil or polish on it.
Grimmer
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Mines black, 
drewster
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it will take hrs but its up to you use brasso
Fur Trapper
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You must have lots of time on your hands, when shinney spray with clear laquer
Shifty1962
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Paint it silver if it bothers you. Landrovers are not meant to be shiny.
big si
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theres something not right about shiny bits on landrovers but if its your thing you can use autosol and wire wool or try some alloy wheel cleaner spray which works great but you need to keep it off your paintwork with some water proof masking tape.
Ken Spooner
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Viakal
just pour it on and wipe off after 5 mins and leaves the surface dull but all the oxides and other crap is gone
just pour it on and wipe off after 5 mins and leaves the surface dull but all the oxides and other crap is gone
COA
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Angle grinder brings it up a treat
I have yet to try any of the methods indicated, on reflection I think it might not be worth the time and effort, perhaps I will just her grow old gracefully, then again I might just hammerite the lot when I get the chance.....you never now maybe even black, there is alot of it though, so maybe silver is the way to go, I guess I will need to prime as well due to oxides.
