Looking at a used exhaust system for my car and wondering if a DA plus any type of pad/polish would be able to work these out or at least hide them to some degree:
Seller says some of them can be felt using fingernail.
Re: DA Polisher to remove stainless steel scratches?
Nothing short of sanding with multiple grits then using heavy cutting compound on a high speed wheel is going to remove those scratches. Wouldn't be worth it unless you had lots and lots of time to kill.
Nothing short of sanding with multiple grits then using heavy cutting compound on a high speed wheel is going to remove those scratches. Wouldn't be worth it unless you had lots and lots of time to kill.
Ugh. Ok.
If I were to give it a shot just to remove the lighter scratches easily, what would I use?
Re: DA Polisher to remove stainless steel scratches?
Looking at the tip and curve, it almost looks like the muffler would be hidden by the rear valence. I would personally focus on the tip. I have always had good luck with Never Dull and Mothers Polish with Powerball.
Re: DA Polisher to remove stainless steel scratches?
Different grits depending on how deep the scratches.Start high 600-800 then on to a bench polisher with spiral sewn wheel with black or green rouge at 2400-3600 RPM.Before investing all that money just pay a shop $30.00 that has all the equipment.
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Re: DA Polisher to remove stainless steel scratches?
Definitely pay someone to do it. It'll be cheaper than buying the required stuff. I used to fabricate stainless steel handrails and had to make the welds disappear, and for the polished stuff I had to go through about 4 stages of trizac bands with a tube polisher, then 3 stages of compounding with three different wheels on a barrel grinder, and they are solid compounds, not liquid. It's definitely not hard to do, just requires the right materials and aren't cheap.
Is there a protective product that can be applied to stainless or mild steel exhaust metal? Looking for something that will aid in rust or dirt in general.
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