polishing uim
01-27-07, 06:34 PM
#4
Your best bet is to buy a new one, and just take your time and polish it, then install, and sell your current one. This will let you drive your car, and also do a good job.
This will require lots of sanding, starting with 220, then 400 and 600 grit. You can go higher if you like, but then hit it with a buffing wheel. Here is how mine turned out.
This will require lots of sanding, starting with 220, then 400 and 600 grit. You can go higher if you like, but then hit it with a buffing wheel. Here is how mine turned out.
