They won't look at good as new again . As these are anodized . there isn't really any "polishing" you can do, because the surface of anodized aluminum is satin finish via chemical process .. like a skin so to speak. So if you try to polish it like unanodized aluminum , you'll remove the satin finish. The key is to just remove what's attached to the satin finish, without removing the satin finish ! That takes finesse and trial as you go.
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