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Sorry Guys I am just not with it tonight.
Do you think it can be buffed out if I back the metal on a piece of wood and use a buffing wheel? I have compounds for all metals and different buffing wheels including a sisal wheel.
Do you think it can be buffed out if I back the metal on a piece of wood and use a buffing wheel? I have compounds for all metals and different buffing wheels including a sisal wheel.
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im sure you could buff it up quite a bit.... usually those aluminum finishes can be brought out quite a bit... is there a clear coat on it?
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Since it'* brushed, try a Scotch-Brite pad back and forth with the grain. A light grit sandpaper might work too. Metal polish would probably remove the grain.
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you're right about that mounting tape. It doesn't look like it'll hold all that well, especially in the center. With the letters being cut out, you'd almost think that water will sit in the letters and freeze in the winter, pulling the tape away over time.
I prefer the brushed aluminum look for the Bonneville though. There isn't chrome anywhere else on it, so why have chrome door sills?
I prefer the brushed aluminum look for the Bonneville though. There isn't chrome anywhere else on it, so why have chrome door sills?