To pull up an old thread
I just ran by the local anodizing shop to get them to look at the
cockpit surrounds and the shut trip pieces. This shop can't buff out
the scratches, but put the surrounds in the cleaning tank to make it
easier once I find someone to buff them. They put one of the pieces
of the door trim in with this so I can see what cleaning them would
look like.
Here is one of them stripped (looks painted white), and the other as was.
http://img310.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pictures103050697ps.jpg
They did this for free, and will charge about $40 to anodize when I
get everything, plus the windshield posts (I know, not original)
On 9/15/05, davidwjones <davidwjones@cox.net> wrote:
> Thank you everyone for suggestions, -and not, for cleaning the aluminum door
> trim.
> I think everyone had assumed that they are worse than they are. --The panels
> I am wanting to clean up are only 4 years old, -And only by comparison with
> the rest of the car, I thought looking a bit dull. Otherwise, they are fine.
> I guess I will just hit them with some spray cleaner and a plastic brush.
> --And otherwise leave them alone, except to maybe put come carnauba wax on
> them.
> Thanks again.
> David W. Jones
> '62 Mk II BT7 tricarb
> Cumberland, RI USA
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