What is this? nobel?

[richard]

not brilliant frankly but they are as good as possible with the 50 year old chrome . certainly for a concourse they would need a rechrome . i will put them on ebay and see what others think eh ? 

[Jonathan Poll]

I recently discovered using VERY fine wire wool on chrome leaves a PERFECT finish, if the chrome under the rust is good. I tried on my moped's petrol tank, and even rubbing very hard at same area it doesnt leave a single tiny scratch behind!

JP

[richard]

hmmmm how fine is VERY fine ?


they do look better in the dark though 

[rettus72]

They would pass the test for me.

[rettus72]

After my family did a lot of digging through my fathers paperwork, they were able to find the title, bill of sale, and a letter written to the Sachs company requisting a maintnance chart for the motor. All the documents are dated, so this should give me an idea when my father purchased it. My brother is in the process of scanning them to me, as soon as i get them i will post it up.
joel

[Jonathan Poll]

After my family did a lot of digging through my fathers paperwork, they were able to find the title, bill of sale, and a letter written to the Sachs company requisting a maintnance chart for the motor. All the documents are dated, so this should give me an idea when my father purchased it. My brother is in the process of scanning them to me, as soon as i get them i will post it up.
joel

Thanks, that would be very interesting!

Richard, the wool was (I think) #0000. I use it dry, but a few people on the net say that using chroe polish, or glass cleaner to lubricate it wil make it faster.