Polishing Stainless Steel

[bghert]

I have a pair of Shotgun silencers that i am bolting on the exhaust but they are used and the finish was in bad shape. There are some scrathes in the stainless that I removed with a mild grinder wheel. What is the best way to polish them out? I took sandpaper back over the areas I hit with the grinder so they are smooth and ready to polish, I just need to know what materials and techniques work best.

[TW720HVY]

After every outing I use a product called Flitz.

http://www.flitz-polish.com/

It is really a good product in my option that cuts through the hard water that is left behind after a day of running. As a side not I also used it on my 18 wheeler wheels. Cut through them also with ease.

I have found this product only at the really really big truck stops with a chrome shop. But since then I have been getting from an auto body supply catalog.

Hope this is what you are looking for.

[Bajapit]

Mothers Chrome wheel and mag polish. and a wheel....

[bghert]

After every outing I use a product called Flitz.

http://www.flitz-polish.com/

It is really a good product in my option that cuts through the hard water that is left behind after a day of running. As a side not I also used it on my 18 wheeler wheels. Cut through them also with ease.

I have found this product only at the really really big truck stops with a chrome shop. But since then I have been getting from an auto body supply catalog.

Hope this is what you are looking for.

Thanks for the info. I just hope my tips turn out as nice as your 24.5's.:mrgreen:

[TW720HVY]

Thanks bghert, my old trailer was 2001 just to give you an idea. :oops:

Bajapit, I have nothing against Mother's products and in fact I use a lot of their stuff. But there is something about Flitz on metal that just does not compare. I have tried a few different product in the past and hands down I will say Flitz was the best. It is a little pricey, but well worth it.

Good luck and let me know how they turn out. [smilie=trink39]