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Thread: How to remove scratches from hubcaps

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    How to remove scratches from hubcaps

    Ok, so I've gone through maybe 20 old hubcabs I had laying around in an attempt to come up with 4 of them without dents.

    I think I have four good ones now but they all have minute scratches in them from years of handling etc. I can't really tell if they are stainless
    or chrome or both.

    Any secrets to get those light scratches out? I have tried mothers mag wheel polish, stainless oven cleaner, what next? Nothing seems to work.

    What works? thanks.

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    big buffing wheel pad for the bench grinder .. makes just about everything shiny
    but if scratches are deep nothing will get it out

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