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Restoration Of 356 Dash Knobs Photos

Restoration of 356 Dash Knobs Process.

Date(s): November 15, 2005. Album by Tom Scott. Photos by Tom Scott. 1 - 15 of 15 Total. 105 Visits.

1 To display this narrative click on this image, then click on "Open Microsoft Word..." and the text for the process will be displayed.	2 Large Ivory Before Process	3 The Same Knob After Step 1	4 Step 2, Sanding with 240 Wet/Dry Sandpaper Using Drill Press
5 Continue Sanding with 800 W/D Sandpaper Using Drill Press	6 Finished Knob After Polishing With Chrome Polish Note: The outer edge of the large knobs was sanded slightly too much and has lost some of the "sharpness". Refer to the before photo for a comparison.	7 Gray Knob, With Paint, Before Process	8 Same Gray Knob After Process
9 A Wiper Knob Before Process	10 The Same Knob After The Process	11 A Turn Signal Switch Knob Before The Process	12
13 Black knob before restoration.	14 Same black knob after restoration.	15 All of the finished knobs which were used in this demonstration.

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I have restored several ivory knobs using a process similar to yours. I just wanted to verify, for those interested in trying the process, that it does work!
- Dan Macdonald, Mon, 8 Jan 2007 10:20AM

Thanks for the info. I will try it.
- Bob Hodgin, Sat, 7 Jan 2006 6:07PM

Remarkable knob salvage. Thanks!
- Jon Pegg, Sun, 20 Nov 2005 7:35PM

Excellent work! The knobs do appear as new.
- Bob DiCorpo, Wed, 16 Nov 2005 4:48AM

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