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I have large, chromed trim pieces that look like someone tried to "polish" them with sandpaper
. . . the surface is dull with scratches.Is there anything that can be done to aggressively tackle the surface, and bring back a smooth shine? . . . the chrome is excellant quality and thick. ___________________ Also: Is there anyway for the layman to polish aluminum trim (window reveal moldings, etc.) to a chrome-like shine like the professionals do? I just had some 30-year old Mercedes aluminum wheels professionally polished. They look absolutely beautiful . . . like chrome . I'd like to be able to do some of this myself for my Pontiac trim pieces . . . ![]() [ August 17, 2002, 10:03 PM: Message edited by: Bungee ] |
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