Blackburn
#1I recently got a pair of Ian's batcuffs. I would like to polish them to even out the finish(see in the photo how the edges are shinier). What do you guys recommend? I have zero experience with stainless and need the easiest way.
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Polishing stainless
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dltvette
#2Justin,
I have a pair of S&W Model 936 Stainless Steel Polished cuffs that have areas of darker spots. I have tried stainless steel polish which did not phase it. I was told car wax or furniture polish with lemon would polish it, but neither one made any changes. So far I have not found anything that made them consistant.
Dave
I have a pair of S&W Model 936 Stainless Steel Polished cuffs that have areas of darker spots. I have tried stainless steel polish which did not phase it. I was told car wax or furniture polish with lemon would polish it, but neither one made any changes. So far I have not found anything that made them consistant.
Dave
Howy
#3Ask Ian.I recently got a pair of Ian's batcuffs. I would like to polish them to even out the finish(see in the photo how the edges are shinier). What do you guys recommend? I have zero experience with stainless and need the easiest way.Click to expand...
I might try automotive wheel polish.
Howy
Cincy
AdAm
#4Try Flitz polish. I haven't used it on stainless but have on many other cuffs and the difference is amazing. It says it works on stainless steel.I recently got a pair of Ian's batcuffs. I would like to polish them to even out the finish(see in the photo how the edges are shinier). What do you guys recommend? I have zero experience with stainless and need the easiest way.Click to expand...
Tim
#5Where do you buy this? The polish I mean.I recently got a pair of Ian's batcuffs. I would like to polish them to even out the finish(see in the photo how the edges are shinier). What do you guys recommend? I have zero experience with stainless and need the easiest way.Click to expand...
Anonymous
#6Are you looking for a high polish as in mirror finish or do you want a grained finished? Depending on what you want will dictate how to get the finish you want.I recently got a pair of Ian's batcuffs. I would like to polish them to even out the finish(see in the photo how the edges are shinier). What do you guys recommend? I have zero experience with stainless and need the easiest way.Click to expand...
Blackburn
#7I'm not looking for a mirror finish. I assume that would be much harder to achieve. I want get a nice even finish across the cuffs as i plan on framing them. I don't particularly want the grain either. I like the way the edges look and want to project that across the rest of the cuffs.I recently got a pair of Ian's batcuffs. I would like to polish them to even out the finish(see in the photo how the edges are shinier). What do you guys recommend? I have zero experience with stainless and need the easiest way.Click to expand...
Jack
#8http://www.flitz.com/p-21-stainless-steel-polish.aspxI recently got a pair of Ian's batcuffs. I would like to polish them to even out the finish(see in the photo how the edges are shinier). What do you guys recommend? I have zero experience with stainless and need the easiest way.Click to expand...
AdAm
#9You can buy it at your local hardware store for around 5 bucks.I recently got a pair of Ian's batcuffs. I would like to polish them to even out the finish(see in the photo how the edges are shinier). What do you guys recommend? I have zero experience with stainless and need the easiest way.Click to expand...
Blackburn
#10Well after some input, I think i'm gonna leave them alone. I'm sure they will look fine anyways. It's a beautiful cuff.I recently got a pair of Ian's batcuffs. I would like to polish them to even out the finish(see in the photo how the edges are shinier). What do you guys recommend? I have zero experience with stainless and need the easiest way.Click to expand...
Thanks for all the replies.