Plastic winddhields

Hi, what polish did your friend use?

What Saturn dealer do you work at in Fl.? I've been to the one in Miami
Lakes, they wanted $47 for one Ventshade.
PS I sent you an email to but it came back, can you give me
a valid email addy? Thanks

"Elaine again ^,,^" > wrote in message
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> Hi, what polish did your friend use?
>

I have used Bon Ami for this in the past.

Ken

Thanks, Bon Ami is a very old non-abrasive cleanser and maybe the first,
I'll buy a can.

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(Elaine again ^,,^) wrote:

> Thanks, Bon Ami is a very old non-abrasive cleanser and maybe the first,
> I'll buy a can.

Hey hey, I'm going to add a disclaimer. I've not tried this method yet,
only seen it's results. So, uh, don't complain to me if your car blows
up from this? Please?

"Elaine again ^,,^" > wrote in message
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> Thanks, Bon Ami is a very old non-abrasive cleanser and maybe the
first,
> I'll buy a can.
>

I still wouldn't bear down on it too much, at least at first. Better
to go gentle first, applying more force only as you think it might be
necessary.

Ken

I already did it once lightly, saw no difference so I'll do it everyday
until I do. I have a very fine soapless Brillo pad, should I NOT use it?
Thanks

BTW the can of BonAmi says not to use on glass.

"Elaine again ^,,^" > wrote in message
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> BTW the can of BonAmi says not to use on glass.
>

I know that, but I was told by a friend who works at an auto parts
store and is an expert on vintage cars that this is what is commonly
used. It's likely that the warning from Bon Ami is to protect
themselves from people that would use it by really putting pressure on
it and/or with a power buffer.

Ken