Good news - I got the white off
Good news - no decals damaged Bad news - it took off a lot of black Bad news - there is a line around where the white WAS. Bad news - dull place around that line |
glenn how did you figure out to use spray n wash? What would even make you think of that. my mind just boggles up on you knowledge on how to clean these ol' SM
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Originally Posted by wilburness
(Post 6550618)
glenn how did you figure out to use spray n wash? What would even make you think of that. my mind just boggles up on you knowledge on how to clean these ol' SM
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Originally Posted by miriam
(Post 6550546)
Good news - I got the white off
Good news - no decals damaged Bad news - it took off a lot of black Bad news - there is a line around where the white WAS. Bad news - dull place around that line PS the sanding will level the line out. |
Originally Posted by Glenn
(Post 6551028)
Miriam lightly sand the line a dull area with very fine wet or dry paper using a little turps as a lub, clean with naptha and then french polish the area to bring back the shine
PS the sanding will level the line out. |
Originally Posted by miriam
(Post 6551038)
fine sand paper or steel wool?
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Originally Posted by Glenn
(Post 6551111)
I never mentioned steel wool anywhere LOL Sand paper wet or dry, the sandpaper used on car finishes. I use 400 and 800 grit. I never use steel wool on the machine except the shiny metal parts.
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Originally Posted by miriam
(Post 6551154)
just my blonde streak - makin' sure
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Originally Posted by Glenn
(Post 6551026)
... you only hear of the success not the failures LOL Skip
My Great-Grandfather was a carpenter and used to tell my Grandfather that the only difference between a craftsman and a failure was quiting.... |
The only real failure is the failure to try.
Success is a lousy teacher. It seduces smart people into thinking they can't lose. |
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