Thanks for that info, Jon.
What's the procedure for applying the rouge? Do you put the rouge on
the buffer and buff ... or do you put the rouge on the SS and buff?
Alan
http://AlanHorvath.com/54chevy/
Rebus Knebus wrote:
> WHITE ROUGE BAR: This compound will cut lightly, bringing most harder
> metals to a brilliant shine. Designed for polishing chrome and nickel
> plate,
> stainless steel and ordinary steels.
>
> BLUE ROUGE BAR: This compound is a drier, less greasy version, of
> what is
> commonly known as jeweler's rouge. It had no cutting action, and can
> therefore be used on thin gold and silver plates without damage. It is
> ideal
> for bringing up an extremely high quality polish on you finest pieces.
> It is
> also the perfect compound for polishing Bakelite. Ideal for use after
> the
> white bar.
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