Materials Needed:
1. Chrome polish (Autosol or Brasso)
2. Microfiber cloth or soft sponge
3. Buffer or soft towel.
4. Water
Step 1: Surface Preparation:
- Remove any dirt or debris from the scratched chrome surface.
- Wash the area with mild detergent and water.
- Dry the surface thoroughly with a microfiber cloth.
Step 2: Polishing:
- Apply a small amount of chrome polish onto the microfiber cloth or sponge.
- Gently rub the polish in a circular motion over the scratched area.
- Continue polishing until the scratches start to diminish or disappear.
Step 3: Buffing:
- Rinse the area with water to remove any polish residue.
- Buff the area with a clean, soft towel to restore the shine and luster of the chrome.
- Make sure to buff in a circular motion to achieve a uniform finish.
Step 4: Repeat:
- Repeat the polishing and buffing process if there are still visible scratches
- Remember to apply the polish sparingly and avoid using excessive pressure.
Note:
- When using steel wool, it is crucial to use extra fine (#0000) steel wool to avoid severe scratching.
- For extensive scratches, consider professional repair or re-chroming to restore the original finish of the chrome surface.
