Can you restore rusted chrome with aluminum foil?

[@michaelconti1226]

Betty; Aluminum foil works fine on new suffice rust. I haven't had very good luck on pitted rust with aluminum foil. (This is a suggestion) try using steel wool (00) with some EVAPO-RUST or a scotch Brit pad. Wear gloves. Dip the steel wool in some EVAPO-RUST, Rub a small spot on the chrome under the seat and see if you like the results. (Don't rub hard or for a long time, you could dule or scratch the chrome.) If you like the results then afterwards use never dule to bring out the shine. When I do a restoration, most of the chrome is in such bad shape, that I have to send it to be rechromed. Betty you are bring back meany memories of the 1970 Honda 350 C B. That was my very first restoration back in 1982. God Bless you and your Husband 🙏

[@southernjustice615]

Yea works good. I use chrome spray cleaner for my rims on my truck, works great an quick!

[@BillGoudy]

Nice!

[@maraudostrogoth747]

Nevr-Dull is a great product, but that blistering rust is tough. It keeps coming back, unless you do a re-chrome. You can sandblast, then use phosphoric acid (Ospho) and scotch bright to completely eliminate the corrosion, and then send the parts for a re-chrome. It's a ton of work. Or, just ride the little bike and enjoy it, patina and all.

[@michaelconti1226]

P.S. I love the Ha ha🤠

[@icedidi]

try using alumin-ium, it has an extra i in it so it's better 😁only joshing, greetings from Blighty ☺

[@NotamechanicBetty]

😂😂😂

[@onetakeadventureswithjoeld4679]

Brillo pads