[DML] Re: Stainless Steel Polish/ Mechanic in Western AR or Eastern OK?

["jtrealtywebspannet" <jtrealty@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

If you insist on obtaining S/S cleaning supplies locally you can make do with the following:
1) 80 & 120 # sandpaper to remove scratches
2) The roughest blending pad (scotch-bite) pad you can get. Check out the big, round pads they sell for the big floor polishers and cut some rectangular pieces out of it.
If you want anything to put on the S/S you can use alcohol or Windex after you fix the scratches and grain. If you can't find anyone locally or in a club to fix your car this forum can help but it can't come over and fix your car! You will have to do that yourself.
David Teitelbaum

--- In dmcnews@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx, "barr5930" <barr5930@...> wrote:
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> Any tips on a good polish/scratch remover i can purchase at my local hardware store or auto parts store. I just bought my delorean last week, and its my first, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Also, does anyone know of a mechanic that is inclined to work on a delorean? I live in Van Buren, Arkansas and would like to find a good mechanic within a 200 mile range. Thanks
>




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