And if I need a new rim, anyone know the part name/number and where's best to get it from? Can't see these mentioned in Club Spares.
Headlamp chrome
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Headlamp chrome
Is this rust terminal and do I need new chrome, or can I get rid of surface rust? If so, what with?[frame]
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And if I need a new rim, anyone know the part name/number and where's best to get it from? Can't see these mentioned in Club Spares.
And if I need a new rim, anyone know the part name/number and where's best to get it from? Can't see these mentioned in Club Spares.
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Re: Headlamp chrome
I would try some chrome polish first something like autosol that have a slight abrasive. Even T cut works well on chrome if you have some, but make sure to give it a coat of polish after to help seal it.
Heres a link to the bit you need from ESM
http://morrisminorspares.co.uk/shop/pro ... 2c1c8719c6
Heres a link to the bit you need from ESM
http://morrisminorspares.co.uk/shop/pro ... 2c1c8719c6
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Re: Headlamp chrome
Thank you! Both sides are getting worse so I'll try your suggestion.
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Re: Headlamp chrome
You call that rust? If it gets bad enough Brasso and wire wool will shift it
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Re: Headlamp chrome
Hi,
Autosol and elbow grease usually does the trick. Modern chrome replacements will be just as bad after a couple of years, so unless it gets really rough, save your money.
Best wishes,
Mike.
Autosol and elbow grease usually does the trick. Modern chrome replacements will be just as bad after a couple of years, so unless it gets really rough, save your money.
Best wishes,
Mike.
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1952 Morris Minor MM highlight with sidevalve engine still fitted, wants work, so joins the queue for now......