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Re: How to clean my 1989 Capri "Star Wars" gauge faces
Hi Kurt - I have used this product on my car head lamp lids and would not hesitate trying it on gauge covers. It worked as advertised and cheaply. Just watch the amount of pressure you apply on the lids and maybe start with the lightest grit first before going for the heaviest grit.
Re: How to clean my 1989 Capri "Star Wars" gauge faces
I am interested here can i see these star wars gauges? It sounds stupid but is it acutally star wars or just star wars like? I know it is stupid but i am really curious.
Re: How to clean my 1989 Capri "Star Wars" gauge faces
Lol ok now i understand, i am still laughing at my initial thought which was they were shaped like the characters i.e. R2d2. Now that my nerd has shinned on through have a good laugh at it like i have. Thanks.
Re: How to clean my 1989 Capri "Star Wars" gauge faces
Hi Kurt -
...those look to be in great shape for the age, should clean up nicley. I heard Meguiars sells a product that would make that black molding just jump out as shiny and new. I use 303 Aerospace protectant but would be curious on the Meguiars.
Lol ok now i understand, i am still laughing at my initial thought which was they were shaped like the characters i.e. R2d2. Now that my nerd has shinned on through have a good laugh at it like i have. Thanks.