ulysses

Hi, just to find out if any of you guys have trouble with the appearance of the stock shift knob on the 00 model. My has developed stains and scratches, thought of using things like Braso (but its kinda a abrassive) .......... any recommendations ? Thanks in advance

7900S2k

My knob was a 2001 and it was loaded scratches.. The best thing I could think of to do was get the voodoo knob.. It is like night and day... Just my .02

Rick Hesel

It's alumnium, so any good aluminum cleaner/polish should work. If you like a satin finish, use 4x stainless steel to clean it and buff out the scratches.

Sondra S2K

I have the aluminum knob, and it's so FUBARR on the right side with chips and scratches, I've given up. I'll be replacing it whenever I have $100 +/- that I won't miss.

KeithD

I use Mother's Mag and Aluminum Metal polish on my Tag Heuer stainless steel watch (polished in the middle, satin on the sides). It works good on that. I assume it would be good on the knob.

Muz

The stock shift knob is anodised so be careful what you polish it with. Things like Autosol or Goddard's Glow are great on Aluminium (mag) wheels etc. I'd try it on a test area first before polishing an anodised knob with it.

s2ktaxi

Just leave it as is... like leather seats, consider it a wear item - the wear shows character...

2kturkey

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Sondra S2K
[B]I have the aluminum knob, and it's so FUBARR on the right side with chips and scratches, I've given up.

SSX

So let me get this straight...you guys are recommending to "polish our knobs!?"

Wont that lead to more stains?

s2ktaxi

Any rings on your right hand?