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#120728 05/31/2006 4:16 PM
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a long time ago we use to be able to make chrome which was pitted look alot better with 4/o steelwool and light oil, now i'm sure there has to be a better way, without having everything replated? is there?

#120729 05/31/2006 7:28 PM
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Mohoghead: If it is not to pitted I have been using a Dremel set with Dremel felt polishing compound #421, felt polishing tip 422, and Dremel felt polishing wheel #414. Then a little car wax to buff it out.

popcorn The Truth is Out There (Have also used #0000 steelwool with body rubbing compund w/wax finish) Pops


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