Brushed Aluminum
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Brushed Aluminum
I have a polished spot about 2-3 inches long on one of my lower sliders that like a dumb azz I made while removing one of the reflectors. Has anyone tried a technique that works to match the surrounding brushed look? Scotchbrite or fine sandpaper possibly?
I know the hardest part will be keeping the strokes parallel with existing brush marks. I'll probably add a chrome front-end eventually but thought I would give it a shot for now if possible. I know I could polish both sliders, but if I have to go to all that trouble, I would just go chrome.
I know the hardest part will be keeping the strokes parallel with existing brush marks. I'll probably add a chrome front-end eventually but thought I would give it a shot for now if possible. I know I could polish both sliders, but if I have to go to all that trouble, I would just go chrome.
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I have a polished spot about 2-3 inches long on one of my lower sliders that like a dumb azz I made while removing one of the reflectors. Has anyone tried a technique that works to match the surrounding brushed look? Scotchbrite or fine sandpaper possibly?
I know the hardest part will be keeping the strokes parallel with existing brush marks. I'll probably add a chrome front-end eventually but thought I would give it a shot for now if possible. I know I could polish both sliders, but if I have to go to all that trouble, I would just go chrome.
I know the hardest part will be keeping the strokes parallel with existing brush marks. I'll probably add a chrome front-end eventually but thought I would give it a shot for now if possible. I know I could polish both sliders, but if I have to go to all that trouble, I would just go chrome.
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