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6" wire/brass wheel on a bench grinder
you can get scotch brite pads for bench grinder as well that might be a little less aggressive than wire wheel. Can also get them for angle grinder if you don't have a bench grinder.
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Got a mate with a bench grinder and wheel gonna drop them off for him to polish up.
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Are the lenses glass or plastic? If they are glass, I would use a chemical paint stripper. It will attack some plastics, so is not always suitable for plastics.
The metal can then be cleaned up with a fine abrasive. They look to be brass with a protective plating, which has now been rubbed off in places.
The metal can then be cleaned up with a fine abrasive. They look to be brass with a protective plating, which has now been rubbed off in places.
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try painting them with a coat of brake fluid but mask the lenses if they are plastic and leave overnight
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If it metal and glass then I would use paint stripper. It's not as good as it used to be but b&q do one that is OK but takes a while. Its their own brand Dial stuff.
They are plastic and looking at mine appear to be yellow anodised metal that has tarnished...they wouldnt be shiney for obvious reasons...
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