Using a bench grinder with the buffing wheels attached, white polishing rouge and red jewelers rouge is the easiest and best way to polish stainless steel trim. However, I have used #0000 steel wool with Flitz polish or Semichrome polish to had polish stainless with good results. After the #0000 steel wool with the polish, finish it with just the polish and a soft cotton cloth. To get the fine scratches out of the stainless without a buffer, use 1500 grit, then 2000 grit and the 3000 grit 3M wet dry sand paper...then the #0000 steel wool and Flitz or Semichrome metal polish.

Tim


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