1. Wash Prep: Thoroughly flush away gritty road debris and brake dust using Quick Wash (Blue) to prevent grinding abrasive grit into the soft metal during polishing.
2. Mechanical Cut: Apply a nickel-sized amount of Mirror Polish onto a dense microfiber applicator block or a polishing cone tool. Work the polish using tight, overlapping linear motions under firm pressure.
3. Oxide Breakdown: The polish will turn pitch black as it cuts—this indicates the abrasives are lifting the cloudy metal oxide crust.
4. Thermal Shield: Buff the black residue away cleanly with a fresh microfiber towel. Seal the open metal pores immediately with Top Coat Graphene Detailer (Pink) to create a high-heat defensive barrier that slows down future tarnishing.
