Tom, An automotive product called Imperial Glaze is a rubbing compound
that works wonders. Gog to an automotive paint supply store to get it.
Should only be about $5.00. The rags, however, will cost you. A box of
non-abrasive clothes runs about $80.00.
On Tue, 15 Aug 2000 18:25:02 -0700 Tom Cole <tcole@cruzio.com> writes:
> There's hardly a polyester case grand out there which doesn't have a
> mark on the back lid where the front lid folds back on it. With no
> rubber-headed nails to keep the surfaces apart, it doesn't take much
> grit to spoil the shine over the years.
>
> Today, I was asked by a Yamaha owner not only how he could restore
> the
> shine but also how further marring could be prevented. I thought
> about
> the very pretty but virtually useless red felt key cover lying idle
> in
> the bench and discovered that it was the perfect length to interpose
> between the shiny surfaces.
>
> I never did get around to the question of restoring the shine
> ('cause I
> don't have experience with high polish cases). Any recommendations
> for polishes?
>
> Tom
Bill Schlipf
Bloomington, IL
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