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**slomotion** · 07-15-2009, 09:35 AM

Thanks for the input! I've been using Wenol and a random orbit buffer with a terry cloth bonnet, then after they haze using a soft terry cloth to wipe off the residue. I'll try the Flitz with the micro-fibre towels.
On the wheels it doesn't show up because of the contours, and 95% of the time the boxes look OK, but on these flat surfaces I just want to cringe when I go past headlights at a light, or at a cruise with a low sun.

Thanks again
Tim

07-15-2009, 09:35 AM	#6
slomotion Old Duffer Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Maine Posts: 1,821	Re: Polishing Stainless Steel Thanks for the input! I've been using Wenol and a random orbit buffer with a terry cloth bonnet, then after they haze using a soft terry cloth to wipe off the residue. I'll try the Flitz with the micro-fibre towels. On the wheels it doesn't show up because of the contours, and 95% of the time the boxes look OK, but on these flat surfaces I just want to cringe when I go past headlights at a light, or at a cruise with a low sun. Thanks again Tim __________________ '68 Short C20 Flatbed Dually w/ 292 4bbl, Langdon cast headers, and WC T5 trans. '81 G10 Shorty Van "Good judgement comes from experience, and a lot of that comes from bad judgement." Will Rogers "Under promise, then over achieve."