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kashi aero resto....doin my nut in

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Rombloke:
lol...just take it down to a bead blasters, mask off the area you want left shiny, then media blast the top of the seat....simple when you know how

Dave

kowalski:
to be honest i dont even mind if it the whole thing is left shiny but i just want all these scratches out, it seems no matter how much i rub it or what with they will not come out, its as if you should be able to buy some cutting compound,
 kind of like t cut for cars but all i ave seen is zerapol which shines it but leaves the damn scratches in  :-\
please keep the ideas coming chaps  :daumenhoch:

MartyC:

--- Quote from: kowalski on August 26, 2007, 09:13 PM ---to be honest i dont even mind if it the whole thing is left shiny but i just want all these scratches out, it seems no matter how much i rub it or what with they will not come out, its as if you should be able to buy some cutting compound,
 kind of like t cut for cars but all i ave seen is zerapol which shines it but leaves the damn scratches in  :-\
please keep the ideas coming chaps  :daumenhoch:

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In that case either do as Dave suggests or try this from Meguairs.... http://www.meguiars.co.uk/cgi-bin/specwd.pl?pc=G12310&tp=0

selfpreservation:

--- Quote from: Superkav on August 26, 2007, 07:44 PM ---I'm having the same dilemma trying to recreate the mottled effect in the plastic. Does anyone know if a mild acid will do it like the stuff they use to etch glass??

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nylon is one of the most acid  resistant substances known to man second only to PTFE (teflon)

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