I sanded and polished my Buzz!

[Poppa D]

Alluminum is sensitive to oxygen, and acid. Its soft so its easier to polish, or scratch and scuff. But I've always liked it bare and polished.
A liitle dab of "mothers alluinum polish" and a couple if minutes cleaning most soft metals brighten up like new.

 

[kwcharlie]

DO NOT wash it in water that is an immediate WARRANTY VOID !! !

WHAT HE SAID, don't wash your buzz (but i have washed cell phones etc, droped and flodded in salt water) but WHAT HE SAID and be careful around the ocean.

 

[BuzzKill]

The unit is NOT fully sealed ( needed access to the adjuster ) so it can be killed by water if on .

 

[kwcharlie]

And what he said again, it’s his buzz and that is the logical thing to NOT do, wash your buzz.
but working on electronics with salt water coming in (never sunk, thank goodness) and going on my electronics unexpected I can tell you washing out with hot water and COMPLETE drying will save them, even after the salt water dries, had a lot of skeptics after telling them about washing down PCB boards with water but all others who work in saving contaminated electronics will tell you to wash it out with fresh water and dry COMPLETELY for days before even thinking of putting power on IT WORKS. But I just continue on this for those who drop some electronics in some liquid they need to wash out or clean up after it dries. I’ve washed PCB’s with the same kind of pots the Buzz and they survived, I worry about the miniature connectors as much as the pots, and they have all survived water washing too. The big thing is complete drying before you apply power.
Again, what he said, don’t wash your buzz.

 

[BARENETTED]

On my honor, I promise to never, ever, never wash my Buzz when I get it. (Hopefully this week) : )

 

[5cardstud]

On my honor, I promise to never, ever, never wash my Buzz when I get it. (Hopefully this week) : )

Are you sure? How will we know? Can we trust you? Completely?