Hand polishing nuts and bolts

[clintwillis]

After I hand polish is there a good product out there to spray on that can help prevent corrosion a little bit longer?

[Lucky 1]

Clear spray paint will only last about a year, but if the bike is indoors it may last even longer.

[clintwillis]

Can you recommend a brand?

On Sep 23, 2012 7:04 PM, "Lucky 1 [via Honda CB750'S]" <[hidden email]> wrote:

Clear spray paint will only last about a year, but if the bike is indoors it may last even longer.

Working on a CB750 Digger named Rover

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[shinyribs]

Paint tends to crack and peel after you tighten the nut with a wrench or socket. I love polished parts but the truth of the matter is that it just requires maintenance. Meguiars makes a product called quick detailer. It works good to keep your stuff cleaned and has a bit of a wax content to it. Its all Ive ever used to clean my bike and my polished parts still look fine 10,000 + miles later

[Piute]

 

      Just run her there outside  
 one of the main reasons most of my bike is black use the time riding, oxidized peaces are nice,thought of trying a color on cover screws.

[clintwillis]

You spray paint them yourselves or do you outsource?

[gracielona]

But i think you can't add finishing with hand polishing on nuts & bolts. It could be just possible with spray.
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[Hoosier Daddy]

Are these chrome fasteners that you cleaned the rust off or steel that you have bolished?
This is one of the few times I would actually recommend WD-40.
 It is not pentrating oil but it is a good protectrant.
but I agree they will require some maintenance. There is no substitue for elbow grease.

[robs750]

Hoosier Daddy wrote

There is no substitue for elbow grease.

Or plating!