Best Way to Polish my Mods?

[Daniel]

Good evening everyone! It's been a pretty good day today. I recieved another mod I bought from a fellow VU member, & he WILL be getting POSITIVE feedback. It's a gold GP Paps, & it's a pretty thang....lol But I wanted to ask what is the best stuff to use to polish and shine my mods up with? I have this gold Paps, my gold and stainless steel Sentinel M16, a stainless steel Innokin SVD, & a stainless steel Cool Fire 1. I also have an Innokin Cool Fire 2, (the grenade), but it's all black.

And on the slow boat, I bought a Stingray clone with a custom wolf head engraved on it. It's stainless & gold also. So, you could say I like shiny things...lol. And I'm not done yet. I seem to have morphed into a collector.....lmao. On the road again, the mech road again.....

 

[Themsah]

I also love the way mods and atty's look when they are new and shiny. I hate copper patina with a passion. It is a constant battle to keep things looking nice. I have found the best way to keep my stuff shiny is with a dremel tool and a buffing wheel. Just put a small amount of any metal polish ( I like Mothers brand, you can buy it at the auto parts, for shinning alloy wheels) and go to town. Easy, Fast, and they look great! Until you use them again and get fingerprints and E-juice on them.

 

[Browncoat]

Nevr-Dull is also a good polishing product.

 

[Eric DeCastro]

i put mine in a drill using an old catomizer in the chuck and use a microfiber cloth and a polishing agent.

 

[Jah]

I am a big fan of Cape Cod cloths. You can get them at any ACE hardware and they work very well, just dont scrub too hard with it, it will polish away a brushed finish 8)

 

[JLFROST]

My first and only mod a Vanilla copper mod and at first it was getting that patina look to it so I used " Nevr-Dull" and it makes it shiny and it works on just about everything to mods, in the home, or in the garage .. you name it and it can polish/clean it.
It comes in cotton and you polish using the cotton and then once you are done you would finish it off with a microfiber rag.