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Chet Zerlin
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Hello again!
Thanks to the help of the wonderful people on this forum my 100-6 is successfully "stripped" and in the paint and body shop for a new paint job.
So now I'm trying to "restore" as much as possible some of the shiny bits.
Can someone please tell me what material the following parts are made of and how best to clean/polish them?:
1) The top of the windshield frame (lots of fine scratches);
2) The front grill (generally in very good shape);
3) The "cowl" or eyebrow piece that goes over the front grill;
4) The "surround assembly" and "grill" that installs into the opening on the front bonnet.
Thanks!
Chet
Thanks to the help of the wonderful people on this forum my 100-6 is successfully "stripped" and in the paint and body shop for a new paint job.
So now I'm trying to "restore" as much as possible some of the shiny bits.
Can someone please tell me what material the following parts are made of and how best to clean/polish them?:
1) The top of the windshield frame (lots of fine scratches);
2) The front grill (generally in very good shape);
3) The "cowl" or eyebrow piece that goes over the front grill;
4) The "surround assembly" and "grill" that installs into the opening on the front bonnet.
Thanks!
Chet
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