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Wi | That's what acid brighteners do, they'll clean it but make it look dull.
You can use any of the 5 million hand polishes if you want. Or get some buffing wheels and compounds and go to town. Don't forget a respirator.
Flour, corn starch, etc helps remove residue from the buffing process.
If it's pitted deep you may need to sand.
My old worn out pictures I always use are below. Before acid, after, what acid does to polished aluminum, after sanding after polishing.
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Aluminum fuel tank polish
