Lots of sources if you google it. Also look up videos on youtube of people using cerium oxide to polish out scratches on windshieldsDo you know a source for that stuff?
Have you tried it on a faded Weber?Lots of sources if you google it. Also look up videos on youtube of people using cerium oxide to polish out scratches on windshields
Why is that? I doubt the faded porcelain penetrates all the way through.Just watching a couple videos, it looks like it would take more than the Cerium Oxide to get the weber fade out.
No, it probably doesn't, but to do a whole lid sounds like a much bigger undertaking that I would be up for. But it would be interesting to know how it does work on the porcelain coating.
This is probably what happens, but I wonder whether anybody has tested this theory? If it is the pigment, then no amount of polishing will restore the luster. However, I do wonder if anybody has tried doing let's say a 220 grit, 400 grit, 800 grit, 1000 grit 2000 then heavy cut polish followed by light cut polish on a lid. Has anybody here tried sanding the fade out?The fade is not the porcelain per se' it's the pigment and no amount of polishing will take it away. Mask it yea but that is all