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George McLeod wrote: Hello Randy Have had good results with gloss black two pack automotive paint such as Acran. It is a bit expensive here but seems to be both good looking and wear resistant. Have also used it with many coats to replace that plastic dip that is used on aircraft control yolks 73 George VK2FF "w5kcm" wrote in message ... Anyone have some ideas on restoring some old black knobs to the original glossy finish? These are the black knobs possibly made from bakelite? used on the HQ-170 receiver and many other old boatanchor type equipment. I have a couple of the knobs on my old AT-1 that have gone dull and I would like to return them to the nice glossy finish? Thought about cleaning them real well and then spraying them with some type of clear glossy finish? Possibly there is a better idea out there. Thanks & 73, Randy, w5kcm I just polished some up with the plastic polish and it really came out nice, maybe a little too nice. It looks like a brand new knob on 50 year old equipment. I would like something that gets the dirt off but leaves a little age. Jimmie |
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