Re: Stainless Scratchs
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Re: Stainless Scratchs



In a message dated 7/28/00 3:30:59 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxx writes:

<< Subject: Stainless Scratchs

Well, a bush jumped out and bit my DeLorean. Now there are a large number 
of scratches on the fender flair just behind the rear wheel. My question is, 
what would be the best method of removing these scratches by hand? I have a 
show coming up this weekend and would like to remove these scratches before 
that time. Most of the scratches are very small and I believe that they can 
be removed very easily. However, some (more than I would like) are a little 
deeper and may be a problem to remove - after I work on it for a little bit, 
I will have a better idea about how deep they are. Can someone give me some 
quick suggestions on how I can remedy this issue.

Thanks,

Sean Howley
VIN#2345

>>
Sean,

A body shop in Milwaukee told me they would refinish DeLorean panels they had 
'bumped out' with 80 grit in a belt sander going in the direction of existing 
grain pattern. Your scratches can probably be removed with a scuff pad 
(flexible sanding pad) available at auto or hardware centers.

Burke





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