[Hammarlund] SP-600 Knobs

[exitor1@flash.net]

Hi,
I've fooled around with Bak-o-lite for years, and a rag wheel on a motor
with white jewlers compound Will take off enough surface to remove
scratches, etc. , and polish to a mirror shine. You should practice on non
important bake-o-lite peices first, and take the rings off of the knob. Tool
stores have a cloth rag wheels that mount on a basic bench grinder, (without
the safety shroud) , and the compound usually comes in colored sticks, white
being the finest, and the only one to use on bake-o-lite. I hope this helps.
73's mike KD5VvA

----- Original Message -----
From: "Dave Faria" <Dave_Faria@hotmail.com>
To: "hammarlund" <hammarlund@mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 6:07 PM
Subject: [Hammarlund] SP-600 Knobs


> GE List.  I doing a little cosmetic work on my 600.  As luck would have it
I
> have one vry nice knob with what I would call a "wet look".  I've tried
> compounding the others to get out scratches and then a good car wax with
no
> success.  Is spraying a clear coat on the knobs the only way?
>
> Thanks for ur comments
> Dave Faria
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