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BillD 04-03-2016 12:23 PM

Stainless restoration
 
Anyone have a recommendation for stainless window trim restoration? Thanks

Alss 04-03-2016 06:02 PM

Re: Stainless restoration
 
dennis barnett..I'll search for his info.

edit: found it...317 919 8434.

hes done alot polishing and anodizing too..saved a pair of 67 Camaro deluxe interior headliner trim I would have thrown away!

x77-69z28 04-03-2016 06:04 PM

Re: Stainless restoration
 
Don's east coast restoration on Long Island did a lot of my 67 RS/SS stainless. They did a great job. Not cheap though.
Buddy

scuncio 04-04-2016 01:52 AM

Re: Stainless restoration
 
Pretty simple to do yourself with $30 worth of compound and buffing wheels. Seriously!

KevinW 04-04-2016 11:37 AM

Re: Stainless restoration
 
I second the "do it yourself" take a scrap piece and follow some of the online tutorials, and you will be amazed!

earntaz 04-04-2016 12:52 PM

Re: Stainless restoration
 
Tony/Kevin X2

Alss 04-04-2016 03:52 PM

Re: Stainless restoration
 
<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: KevinW</div><div class="ubbcode-body">I second the &quot;do it yourself&quot; take a scrap piece and follow some of the online tutorials, and you will be amazed! </div></div>

I agree, but...only if the originals are very nice..any dents or metal straightening, thats a different story..polishing is the easy part

jasonL78 04-04-2016 03:58 PM

Re: Stainless restoration
 
I have done it myself I have all the buffing wheels and compound, its not real hard to do your self. I have worked out some dents myself with great results. I may be able to help you out with what you want done PM me the details and contact info.

Unreal 04-05-2016 01:31 AM

Re: Stainless restoration
 
I did mine on a 1&quot; X 8&quot; buffer on a grinder motor, and they looked pretty darned nice. Then I redid them on a professional buffer with 2&quot; X 12&quot; wheels. I met a local hobbyist with a professional set-up, and traded a new set of sisal and cotton wheels for use of his equipment. Took me an additional 20 hours to do it, but oh my, what a difference!!

BillD 04-05-2016 01:13 PM

Re: Stainless restoration
 
Thanks for all the suggestions. Between working and trying to get this car back together I am never going to get done unless I send some of this stuff out to be done by someone else. I have used Dennis Barnett and would be happy to have him do it but he is backed up with work at the moment. The trim is pretty nice but it will need more than polishing in a couple of spots


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