OK, so why does Vaseline shine up Fuchs?

[stealthn]

I tried it ( gull-a-bull) and no difference...

This time I'll take a before and after picture and you decide.

[LeRoux Strydom]

Originally posted by CJFusco
BUT DOES IT WORK ON COOKIE CUTTERS?!?

Why don't you try it, and post your results, preferably with pics? From all the "info" here, you've got nothing to lose....

LeRoux

[98GTW]

Originally posted by CJFusco
BUT DOES IT WORK ON COOKIE CUTTERS?!?

I think you need Crisco for cookies.

[CJFusco]

well, i don't want to just go buy a tub of vaseline, claiming that i'm "polishing my wheels," if i don't know if it will work... but hey, it's worth a try

[Stuttgart951]

Originally posted by CJFusco
.....but does it work on cookie cutters?

Yes. It works on just about every wheel - I used to put it on my Cup II's once every six months or so and it worked like a charm - kept them looking factory new.

Im with the others - dunno why it works, but it does.

[skipdup]

Does this work on Polished too? Or just factory finish Fuchs?

Thanks.

[89911]

Anybody happen to think the general act of applying a medium, be it vaseline, vegetable oil, crisco, shortening, etc. and then "polishing" it off is going to approve the original appearance, at least for a brief time?? Maybe it justs me.

[SLO-BOB]

Originally posted by stealthn
I tried it ( gull-a-bull) and no difference...

This time I'll take a before and after picture and you decide.

I don't think you were gullible for trying such a cheap solution. too bad it didn't work out for you-I'm surprised. What's wrong with your wheels? are they polished or anodized? I won't insult you by saying you did it wrong-it's too easy and simple. My wheels still look good after a month. Even if the marks reappear soon, it bought me some time. I'll just re-apply and be good for another month or two.