human
Well-known member
I got the nozzle shined up to where it is presentable—not perfect but very presentable. I didn't even bother with my drill and the polishing head. I just used the soft scouring pad from Dollar Tree with some Mother's, Nevr-Dull and a little elbow grease to get results comparable to what I'd gotten on the rest of the metal parts a couple of days ago using the drill and without significant scratching or anything remotely resembling the 'brushed chrome' look. I was able to get the shine I expected in about 45 minutes. I'm now just waiting for the belt lifter parts to arrive so I can put everything back together and take it for a test run. It's definitely not the 'ugly duckling' I started out with a little more than a week ago.