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19-08-2006, 01:02pm
Use the wet and dry paper as I explained up the discussion a bit further.
If you need to buy some. Make sure you get a combo pack of sandpaper.
It should have Fine (1200grain) Medium (800grain) and Coarse (600grain) sheets of paper in a pack.
Or just get the medium and fine paper in sheets.
When you rub with the paper, you wet it and it goes a bit pasty, sort of a course polish.
You start with the coarse paper to make the scratches go away and then work down to the fine paper to give a shiny surface. Then polish them off with a fine Metal polish like Purple or Autosol.
It should only take you an hour or so at most if you leave the brackets on the bike.
OH! I see, you have already whipped em off while I was typing my reply.
Rgds BUSGO
"TAKE MY ADVICE"
I'm not using it anyway!<i>Edited by: BUSGO at: 19/8/06 1:04 pm
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If you need to buy some. Make sure you get a combo pack of sandpaper.
It should have Fine (1200grain) Medium (800grain) and Coarse (600grain) sheets of paper in a pack.
Or just get the medium and fine paper in sheets.
When you rub with the paper, you wet it and it goes a bit pasty, sort of a course polish.
You start with the coarse paper to make the scratches go away and then work down to the fine paper to give a shiny surface. Then polish them off with a fine Metal polish like Purple or Autosol.
It should only take you an hour or so at most if you leave the brackets on the bike.
OH! I see, you have already whipped em off while I was typing my reply.
Rgds BUSGO
"TAKE MY ADVICE"
I'm not using it anyway!<i>Edited by: BUSGO at: 19/8/06 1:04 pm
</i>