I recently saw a metal polisher in the store, a new Turtle Wax wheel/metal polish. It mentioned on the bottle that it would polish chrome, stainless steel, aluminum, etc. So I took it home and tried it on a small patch of the roof of the car. I applied it, let it dry and buffed it. It looked OK. So I applied it to the hood of the car, let it dry and buffed it. Unfortunately, it leaves a gummy white substance in the small crevaces of the brushed texture of the metal. It's only visible from some angles, which is probably why I didn't notice it when I tried it on the roof of the car. I tried acetone, mineral spirits, buffing and washing to try to remove the substance. I figure it will eventually wear off, but it looks like it's going to take a long time. Beware Turtle Wax! Until then, does anybody know how to remove the stuff? Aaron #01506