Did a little work on the dash today.

[stevo5671]

In between raking leaves, trying to get my 3 year old daughter to take a nap, and taking my 6 year old to a friends house to play, I managed to get about 30 mins to clean up the dash on my Power Hawk. It only took a few years to get around to it. That Dremmel tool is the best $45 I ever spent.

[jclary]

In between raking leaves, trying to get my 3 year old daughter to take a nap, and taking my 6 year old to a friends house to play, I managed to get about 30 mins to clean up the dash on my Power Hawk. It only took a few years to get around to it. That Dremmel tool is the best $45 I ever spent.

Great work. I have used a Dremmel tool for years. Everything from what you did to trimming the toenails on the poodle. Great tool!

[DEEPNHOCK]

Looks superb!
Jeff

[Dads Baby]

Wow! That looks great! I need details! What bit did you use? What compound? Your pictures are very motivating.

[stevo5671]

Wow! That looks great! I need details! What bit did you use? What compound? Your pictures are very motivating.

Nothing too fancy. I used a Dremmel brass wire polishing brush with Turtle Wax Chrome Polish and Rust Remover.

[Dads Baby]

Thanks Steve. I have been wanting to tackle my dash since we got our car. I'll keep you posted!

[showbizkid]

Be sure to wax it now! That trim rusted in the first place because the chrome was imperfect. Put a couple of coats of whatever car wax you use on top of it, and it will keep moisture from attacking again.