Eagle One Never-Dull Wadding Polish

[littleloogy]

Just wanted to take a few minutes to tell everyone about my most favorable metal polisher. It's called Eagle One wadding polish.
I use this on just about anything metal that I want to make shiny. Works on all metals: Crome, aluminum, steel, copper, gold silver, ect. Here are some before and after shots of a few things I had laying around.







Enjoy...


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[WetzMS3]

Very shinny.

Question, did polishing the fuel level sensor fix the issue caused by higher e85 mixes? If so, how long did it hold up?

[littleloogy]

Originally Posted by WetzMS3 Very shinny. Question, did polishing the fuel level sensor fix the issue caused by higher e85 mixes? If so, how long did it hold up?

So shinny it hurts! I love that stuff.

No, not necessarily. The sensor was still working when I removed it from my original fix about a year ago. You can see how much prolonged use of full E will corrode the positive terminal. I am testing a new sensor that I was finally able to source for a moderate price. If successful I'll be able to mod and sell these on my website as a OEM Replacement that is E85 compatible. Should sell well, especially if the bigger injectors work out.


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[WetzMS3]

Originally Posted by littleloogy So shinny it hurts! I love that stuff. No, not necessarily. The sensor was still working when I removed it from my original fix about a year ago. You can see how much prolonged use of full E will corrode the positive terminal. I am testing a new sensor that I was finally able to source for a moderate price. If successful I'll be able to mod and sell these on my website as a OEM Replacement that is E85 compatible. Should sell well, especially if the bigger injectors work out. Sent from a Galaxy far, far away...

Ah gotcha. I assumed it wouldn't have been a permanent fix, but was curious because I never even considered trying to repair those. Cheap enough to replace.

An actual fix would be nice, but once you've gotten to it once, it's a super quick swap. If you happen to need an additional tester...

[TiGraySpeed6]

Love the E1 polish, it's a regular at my place

[littleloogy]

Originally Posted by WetzMS3 Ah gotcha. I assumed it wouldn't have been a permanent fix, but was curious because I never even considered trying to repair those. Cheap enough to replace. An actual fix would be nice, but once you've gotten to it once, it's a super quick swap. If you happen to need an additional tester...

I'll take you up on that, thanks! I'll PM you when it's time.


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[WetzMS3]

Originally Posted by littleloogy I'll take you up on that, thanks! I'll PM you when it's time. Sent from a Galaxy far, far away...

Is it time yet?

Been back on the 50/50 mix with full PI for a few weeks now. So far the sensor seems to be fine, but I'm starting to think about ordering a spare for when it inevitably goes.

[littleloogy]

Originally Posted by WetzMS3 Is it time yet? Been back on the 50/50 mix with full PI for a few weeks now. So far the sensor seems to be fine, but I'm starting to think about ordering a spare for when it inevitably goes.

You have been very patient. too patient. I am out of the car game. It's planting season... But I'll get you a sender to spare.

[WetzMS3]

Originally Posted by littleloogy You have been very patient. too patient. I am out of the car game. It's planting season... But I'll get you a sender to spare.

Hahahaha seriously? I knew I should've been a whiny asshole about it.

No big deal man. Just figured if you had a solution and wanted to test, I'd rather do that than buy a new OEM one. If you're curious about whatever idea you had, and cared to share, perhaps I could pursue it myself.

What's in the garden?

[muffhugger]

I've seen this Never-Dull stuff done on exhaust tips and look brand new. I have a brand new catback on and because I'm catless, it keeps collecting carbon and stuff. Will Never-Dull prevent it from going black?

[sh4d0w]

Originally Posted by muffhugger I've seen this Never-Dull stuff done on exhaust tips and look brand new. I have a brand new catback on and because I'm catless, it keeps collecting carbon and stuff. Will Never-Dull prevent it from going black?

My logic states no.

[muffhugger]

Originally Posted by sh4d0w My logic states no.

Besides regular cleaning, is there something I can add as a protective layer?

[sh4d0w]

You could always put that clear plastic wrap to protect them if that's what you are looking for. Otherwise I doubt it my whole fucking trunk gets black after a while. You would need a miracle to keep the tips clean lol.

Protect your vehicle's paint with Scotchgard? Pro Series Paint Protection Film

Not sure how it holds up to heat and I'm also not sure how hot the actual exhaust tips get. So you would have to look into that.

[muffhugger]

Originally Posted by sh4d0w You could always put that clear plastic wrap to protect them if that's what you are looking for. Otherwise I doubt it my whole fucking trunk gets black after a while. You would need a miracle to keep the tips clean lol. Protect your vehicle's paint with Scotchgard? Pro Series Paint Protection Film Not sure how it holds up to heat and I'm also not sure how hot the actual exhaust tips get. So you would have to look into that.

It's always disheartening to see a faint black spot surrounding my exhaust tip on a white car. Appreciate the input.