Help! Can scratches be buffed out of MY02 shift knob?
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Okay car care experts! I need to know if these scratches can be buffed out and if so, using what type of wheel / buffer / drill attachment. Also, what type of compound / polish to use... They are not extremely deep (dropped the knob on the garage floor from an overhead height, causing the scratches - ouch) but hand-buffing did not remove them
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I've gotten a few suggestions to fine sand the top using a drill attachment and fine sandpaper - anyone know of any other options? Thanks!
TIA!
I've gotten a few suggestions to fine sand the top using a drill attachment and fine sandpaper - anyone know of any other options? Thanks!
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I take stuff like this to my local jewellery shop beleive it or not.. heck , they work miracles on scratched up TAG's, CARTIER's and MOVADO"s.. what's a shift knob to them ?
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simon's idea is great!
i wonder if they can coat the knob after they get the scratches out to help prevent that in the future...
do you know what caused this?
might be a good excuse for a new (different) knob!!
i wonder if they can coat the knob after they get the scratches out to help prevent that in the future...
do you know what caused this?
might be a good excuse for a new (different) knob!!
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Originally posted by wanabe
simon's idea is great!
i wonder if they can coat the knob after they get the scratches out to help prevent that in the future...
do you know what caused this?
might be a good excuse for a new (different) knob!!
simon's idea is great!
i wonder if they can coat the knob after they get the scratches out to help prevent that in the future...
do you know what caused this?
might be a good excuse for a new (different) knob!!
Originally posted by The_Mendii
(dropped the knob on the garage floor from an overhead height, causing the scratches - ouch)
(dropped the knob on the garage floor from an overhead height, causing the scratches - ouch)
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