Stainless Trim Polishing - The Long Version

[@stevepollard6667]

excellent video...appreciate that you take the time to explain the details..... Thanks Adam !

[@judesteele7693]

Great Job Adam !!! Thanks for the video !!!

[@KLR1ST1]

Great video, thanks for sharing.. Would like to see you put the center console together on the skylark

[@jholthenrichs]

Love my AAS shirt. Looks good and great quality. Hope to see you somewhere next year. With so many weddings this fall MCACN won't hnappen. Hoping to bring a posse there next year.

[@antiqueautomotiveservice]

Thanks for purchasing a shirt! Looking forward to MCACN

[@rogerpoteet8001]

Hey. I saw you at the Wentzville car cruise. I have the bittersweet 71 gs350. Love your content

[@antiqueautomotiveservice]

Ah!! Did you recently buy that car? I'm madly in love with it. 71's are my Achilles heel.

[@carlosgamino9993]

Thanks for the tips , everything helps.

[@antiqueautomotiveservice]

My pleasure!

[@dxrcat]

Nice Work! Wondering if I could use a small block to wrap the wet sandpaper in to make it more level?

[@antiqueautomotiveservice]

Yes, you definitely can use a block.

[@1964buick]

Great video, good to see the process in depth.

[@antiqueautomotiveservice]

Thanks!

[@dxrcat]

Awesome Video! Thanks

[@lrlforfun]

That's my little pard, Simon!

[@Itsjustbriz]

FYI, That buffer , wheel combo combined with a head light ring will ruin your day if it gets caught in the wheel.

[@antiqueautomotiveservice]

I stay away from them if I can. Even if you have a death grip on the part, it will fold up or break when it catches the wheel.

[@Cstoreri]

Good morning

[@rustyspringsranch2471]

Takes patience and skill not to mutilate stainless.

[@antiqueautomotiveservice]

Indeed...patience for sure. It's a looooooong slooooooow process.