Best way to care for our Chromes?

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How do we BEST maintain the Chromed parts in our Panteras,without removing them form the cars, keeping in mind that they are not the easiest parts (not flat at all) and that must be an easy process to be done repeatedly (if needed)

1/9/072:02 AM

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jeff6559Member

I forget, what year is your car?

Except for early bumpers, the trim is all stainless which is easily polished.

1/9/076:51 AM

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Bianchito (Guest)

Jeff, 1971 (#1959).

I meant "not flat at all",compared with other cars my dad owns(chevy 49 for example etc). And also on a daily basis to conserve them like "NEW", not just cleaning them to go for a drive.

Mmmm..I should have explain all this before...!!!

1/9/0711:44 AM

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