Luckily, polishing up this high-shine material is pretty simple.
Most chrome items are plated over a base material such as steel, aluminum, or plastic.
Here’s how to keep your chrome finishes shiny and bright.
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Once a thin layer of chrome plating is scratched or damaged, it cannot be restored easily.
Diluted distilled white vinegar will cut through the mineral buildup.
Rinse and Buff Dry
Rinse the chrome well with clean water and dry with a microfiber cloth.
Mix a solution of warm, soapy water.
Prevent scratches by keeping the foil and chrome very wet.
Discard the foil as it discolors from the transfer of rust and make a new ball to keep cleaning.
Rinse the area well and dry with a microfiber cloth.
This method can also be used to remove heavy mineral buildup on chrome.
Dip the aluminum foil ball in distilled white vinegar.
