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What is the finish on it now. Matte, kind of glossy? I’ve never had one, hence my asking. Unless it is already pretty shiny and scratch free, I would start with something a bit more abrasive than a cream polish or 1200 grit. Once you let me know (close up well lit pics would help) I could maybe give a bit better advice. Either way, be prepared my friend. Your hands and arms are about to be in for a long haul UNLESS you just want it a bit shinier. :eek:
Been awhile since I seen one but seems like they are kind of glossy, not brushed or what I call Matte. Just not super high polish. But my memory of course ain't what it used to be.
So in summary, I never use catchup on a corn dog, only mustard. Hope this helps.
I'm with you on the corn dog. Only a wierdo would put catchup! 😉Quote:
Originally Posted by Bawanna
Shiny now....would like to shine it up some more YOU KNOW BLIND EVERYONE NEAR!Quote:
Originally Posted by BirdsThaWord
Ok. I take back what I said earlier now that I see it (Beautiful, both of them). I actually would work it with a polishing paste or cream . Put a generous amount on a very soft rag and rub, rub, rub. After that, rub some more. :DOr, if using a buffer or dremel buffing tips, go straight to the finishing rouge, moving really quickly. Finish with a clean, soft loose cloth wheel on the buffer.
What I can't possibly see in the pic is if the metal has what I call graining. Super tiny lines and/or bumps that prevent it from getting to a mirror. If it does, I would start with maybe 800 grit, (it will look worse before it looks better) then 1200, then either go higher or to the buffing wheel and paste. If not going to use a buffing wheel, keep going higher on the grit until almost a mirror, then go to the paste. To get into the cylinder flutes, you'll want to wrap your sandpaper around something small and cylindrical, such as a cleaning rod or wooden dowel. To get into small flat areas, wrap the sandpaper around a small, flat needle/French file.Attachment 21134
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Are you certain those aren't Nickel plated? As expensive as they are, I don't think they charge enough to get everything that shiny. If it's plated and you break out the sandpaper your definitely in for a large disappointment.
Call me a weirdo, but I use ketchup. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by BirdsThaWord
Wierdo! Lol!😂Quote:
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Oh so true!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bawanna