Most satisfying Job ever!
Spent a happy couple of hours this afternoon attacking the stainless steel sill trims on my Baby with a Dremmel and a tube of Solvol metal polish. Very relaxing and therapeutic. :D
They didn't look too bad to start with, but it's incredibly satisfying to see all the little scratches and scuffs disappear as you progress along the trim. :} It did fling a lot of fluff into the door hinges though, so had to give them a clean out afterwards. The same door hinges that I cleaned only a week or so ago. :duh: Still very relaxing though. Cliff |
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Go for it Clyde, I really did find it strangely satisfying. Like a lot of these jobs, it doesn't make a huge difference, and very few would ever notice, but it's fun to do and quite rewarding in an odd way. :}
I also had a go at my "Crofts" door finishers once I'd finished with the sill trims. http://i568.photobucket.com/albums/s...5/SAM_3143.jpg http://i568.photobucket.com/albums/s...5/SAM_3140.jpg Not the most exciting photos I've ever taken! :o Quote:
Cliff |
Great work.
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As always done to perfection :bowdown: you'll be surprised how many people will notice, its detailing all the little things that makes the biggest difference |
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With the trims I wss thinking it was the door kick plate trims as the side trims are painted in my ZTT. Are these able to be polished? http://i1152.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6zceicse.jpg |
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Cliff |
For the plastic sill finishers, I use Solvol Autosol Plastic Polish:cool:
I'll have to give my door finishers a go too Cliff, looking a bit tardy atm:o |
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