Mr. Gamino Eddie, I have just buffed my front the rear window glass molding up and the look good. theses were the stock pieces from the car. I have a 1/2 HP bench grinder converted to buffer with the white rouge and the unsewn (loose) buffing wheeel. Worked good and quickly.
Before, I did this I needed a tray to soak the pieces in. So, I bot a 4 in. pvc pipe and put caps on it. Took a cutter and cut a side out to make it hold thinner( good lacquer - ^sp )and soaked the parts in. The cleaned up good. From that point, all I needed was the white rouge. I bot the next step up buff and compound. Can't remenber what that was, right off. Oh, I got the video too. Hope this helps. mike --- "Eduardo (Eddie) Gamino" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hey there fellow members, I was wondering if anybody > can give me any pointers and suggestions on > restoring my car moldings, such as the front & rear > window moldings. I don't really want to buy new > ones, unless I have to. My moldings are dull and > have some minor scratches with some kind swirl > marks. Can I use anything to get the marks off and > shine them back up?? THANKS, -EDDIE- > > -- > ___________________________________________________ > Play 100s of games for FREE! http://games.mail.com/ > > > __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
