removing scratches from stainless steel and polishing

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Jul 9, 2009 | 08:38 AM
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ant products available ? recs?

i have some light to medium scratches i'd like to try to remove.
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Metal polish for aluminium, silver, brass, chrome, stainless steel, copper or bronze. Custom blended polish to suit every metal polishing application. English Custom Metal Polishes - TOTL
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Google it.
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ant products available ? recs?

i have some light to medium scratches i'd like to try to remove.
there was a thread done on this already....i'll try and find it
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Here it is....

https://www.6speedonline.com/forums/...ches-gone.html
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Gentle use of a Scotch Bright pad also works well on stainless. Go ONLY in direction of the "grain."
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thx

full kit is $70+ on amazon but found it on ebay for $30....
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full kit is $70+ on amazon but found it on ebay for $30....
Let us know how it works out. Before/after pics would be great.
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The vendor TOTL is not a forum sponsor, so out of respect to them I don't provide a link. If you are interested google (here's a clue 'initials')
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