best way to remove the inevitable scratches on the gearstick
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franki68 said:
I'm sure someone mentioned smokers toothpaste or something similar a while back.
Toothpaste 'can' be a mild abrasive like Jif/Cif cream. You'll likely spoil it and then be looking for an etcher.Its aluminium. My advise is to find somewhere that does anodising and ask them to refinish it silver.
I believe the shifter is covered in clear lacquer (similar to the shiny grille) in which case no amount of metal polish will make a difference. But I disagree with the idea that it is "inevitable". The best thing to do is avoid getting them in the first place: remove any jewelry, wear a glove, or grip the shifter differently. Otherwise deal with the scratches or replace the shifter.
KarlFranz said:
I believe the shifter is covered in clear lacquer (similar to the shiny grille) in which case no amount of metal polish will make a difference. But I disagree with the idea that it is "inevitable". The best thing to do is avoid getting them in the first place: remove any jewelry, wear a glove, or grip the shifter differently. Otherwise deal with the scratches or replace the shifter.
The car came with them, and it doesn't really bother me , just didn't have much on , so thought I'd give it a try. , but I'll just leave itGassing Station | Aston Martin | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff



