Roy,

I've used a fine sand paper and wet sanded bad areas such as deep corrosion and some scratches. Then used an agressive compound and then finishing off with a fine polishing compound. Even did a whole badly corroded Bambi this way. It turned out very nice. Was a lot of work though. This was the unit I took on the Wagon Wheel Caravan last summer. The unit was so rough that I didn't have anything to lose. It's been around four years now and it still looks good. I use a good quality wax on it. Next time I hope to have the funds to let the "pros" do it. You need to be careful about removing as little metal as possible. It's only so thick.

Pat Ewing

Roy Lashway wrote:

Would appreciate some advice. I have two shallow dents (about 1˛ oblong and about 3˛ apart) in one of the lower upper front panels on my Ś56 bubble, apparently placed there by some metal piece hitting the panel. In addition there are some deep scratches (shallow gouges) within the dents.