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Mudder · 11-20-2009, 10:42 PM

If they are clear coated this stuff will not work until the clear coat is removed. Not so sure you want to do that. If they do not have clar coat on them I think it will clean them up really nice by looking at the pics. I would try to cantact the dealer or the company and see if they are clear coated. You can try a little aluminum cleaner on a rag to test. If the rag or cleaner turns black rather fast they probably are polished. (no clear). You have to be careful doing this tho. Dirty clearcoat will turn the rag black also. I read that clearcoat should be treat like a painted surface. I've not messed with it much.

11-20-2009, 10:42 PM	#28
Mudder Registered User Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: East Central, MO Posts: 11,336	Re: Polishin the new shoes.... If they are clear coated this stuff will not work until the clear coat is removed. Not so sure you want to do that. If they do not have clar coat on them I think it will clean them up really nice by looking at the pics. I would try to cantact the dealer or the company and see if they are clear coated. You can try a little aluminum cleaner on a rag to test. If the rag or cleaner turns black rather fast they probably are polished. (no clear). You have to be careful doing this tho. Dirty clearcoat will turn the rag black also. I read that clearcoat should be treat like a painted surface. I've not messed with it much.