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Polishing out rub marks?
Evening all
Just a quick one. Whats the best way to get rid of these stubborn black marks off the end can? http://i1034.photobucket.com/albums/...9022012175.jpg Thanks in advance Andy |
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Autosol and some elbow grease.
I believe you can get both from your local Halfrauds. |
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Cheers TP
Trying Autosol S/S polish for it |
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Dumb question possibly but is Autosol S/S Polish the same as ordinary Autosol or is it one and the same?.
By that question I am asking is one an abrasive and the other a polish |
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If it's stainless, a fine wet and dry will be quicker first or a rotary polisher.
1500 wet and dry then autosol after will bring that back lovely :) |
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Its brought up the clean sections nicely, just needs a good buff and its slowly lifting the marks |
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Going to give the elbow and swearing grease a whirr tonight and raid the wet dry tomorrow if needed |
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Update time.
Spent a good hour with the Autosol and the worsts away. The S/S polish is thinner than autosol and is good |
Re: Polishing out rub marks?
I have exremely slight awirl marks on my exhaust so I might give the polish a go ,thanks
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