I came across some old gauges I rejuvenated somewhat by removing the chrome
ring, cleaning with 000 steel wool and Coke Cola, then chrome polish. I
sprayed the faces with Pledge, several really light coats with drying time
inbetween seems to work better. Just what I did... no financial interest in
either Coke Cola or Pledge ..... unfortunately.
Bob
-------------- Original message ----------------------
From: "Lanoway, Brian" <Brian_Lanoway@standardaero.com>
> I've got all the gauges out of my TR6 as I get ready to install my new
> Prestige Autowood dash. The new dash is so damned nice that I'm now
> highly motivated to make sure everything I put into it doesn't detract
> from this work of art.
>
> Any tips on cleaning the chrome rings, gauge faces, glass etc. on my TR6
> gauges? Are there any products that are well suited to this? Is there
> anything else I should consider before I install my new wood dash? I am
> by the way putting in new crash pads around the dash cause my current
> ones all of a sudden look shabby.
>
> Thanks much in advance,
>
> Brian Lanoway
> 1973 TR6
> Winnipeg
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