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chrome scratches...

whats the best way to remove or hide scratches on chrome?
 
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How deep are the scratches? I use 0000 steel wool to polish out the small ones.
 
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theyre surface scratches not deep at all, im afraid to use #0000 steel wool because im afraid ill make it worse...
 
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Doit! #0000 is so fine all it does is polish, but if you're worried, then try never dull, or some aluminum polish on it. I used to use Eagle1 aluminum polish on my chrome before a show, to make it extra sparkly.
 
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i tried flitz aluminum polish on it and it didnt do anything
 
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Then I guess you need to step up to something a little more aggressive.
 
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not a store around had #0000 so i had to order some off of ebay, so when it arrives what is the mothod used to polish with it?
 
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i would just hand rub the steel wool in a circular motion, thats how i use it and it works for me
 
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never dull is the $hit for chrome
 
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Originally Posted by silverbullet32
i would just hand rub the steel wool in a circular motion, thats how i use it and it works for me
Same here.
 
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whats the best way to remove or hide scratches on chrome?
bedliner
 
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Originally Posted by Fx4wannabe01
bedliner
you want me to put spray on box liner on? LOL
 
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Originally Posted by silverbullet32
i would just hand rub the steel wool in a circular motion, thats how i use it and it works for me
but obviously you need some kinda polish while your doing this?
 
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