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Help for Antique Car

I have a stainless steel automobile grill for an antique car that has been welded in places and caused some discoloration. What would be the easiest and cheapest way to restore the luster and shine to those areas.

Rick Aldsworth
- Parkersburg, West Virginia, USA

Rick:

You can buff them out. Use the typical buffing compounds you would use to buff stainless.

Tom Haltmeyer
- Peoria, Arizona, USA

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