Either polish one or dull the other?

[philo_beddoe]

One is more shiny than the other, can s steel be polished up or do i have to buff down one to even them out?

[zieg85]

Get some Stainless polish, one will take a bit more elbow grease put they will look chrome like when you are done...

[philo_beddoe]

Ok, i'll give it a try. The drivers side looks like new. But the pass is a little dull. I didnt know i could bring back that "mirror like" finish. Thanks

[LTZ C20]

Those shiny mirrors I put on my truck that are for towing that I made the post about, those look chrome but infact are polished stainless steel.

[philo_beddoe]

Wow! Whats the stuff you used?

[LTZ C20]

Uhh, magic. I haven't polished them yet, they were brand new NOS, I didn't have to polish them, they looked like they were made the morning I got them. Eventually when I do clean them, I'll probably use some of the commercial stuff we use at work or mothers polish or something. I don't know yet.

[philo_beddoe]

Ok, i'll look for something.

[Captain Swampy]

I think I use Wizard's on my semi. Expensive but works great. California Purple, Zephyr 40, and ? magic bunny something or other also work well.

[Jason S]

Eventually when I do clean them, I'll probably use some of the commercial stuff we use at work or mothers polish or something. I don't know yet.

The mirrors on my '73 GMC have the same head as yours and were NOS when I installed them 17 years ago. Other than a few places of minor scuffing, they're still extremely shiny.

[philo_beddoe]

I think I use Wizard's on my semi. Expensive but works great. California Purple, Zephyr 40, and ? magic bunny something or other also work well.

I'll look for one of those brands. Right now those stupid mice became priority!

[LTZ C20]

Eventually when I do clean them, I'll probably use some of the commercial stuff we use at work or mothers polish or something. I don't know yet.

The mirrors on my '73 GMC have the same head as yours and were NOS when I installed them 17 years ago. Other than a few places of minor scuffing, they're still extremely shiny.

There ya have it.

[philo_beddoe]

Yup, cant beat oem.

[Greybeard]

Flitz is good. Use mechanical buffer, your arms will thank you no matter which polish you use.