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Gee · 10:46 PM

To shine up your shell and remove some of the "small" scratches. Use furnitiure polish like Lemon Pledge. Just wax on wax off. It takes out some of the small scratches and shines it up a bit. Until the shell reaches the no return stage and nothings gonna help it then. Works pretty well on the platic windows for you Jeeps soft top too.

Bring backs memories of pushing around the Kirby Vacum and polishing all the furniture on Satuarday mornings during Scooby Doo. Mom loved to have her wood furniture to shine. Our Sat mourning chores. So if the place smelled like Lemon Pledge and there were Kirby tracks in the carpet when she got home from work on Satuarday. Us five boys were free to terrorize the neighborhood. If nothing gotten broke during the choas of doing the chores that is. I know Shaun and a few others remember the old Kirby.

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Gee A Horse's Ass Offline Posts: 1,065 Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: Spokane WA	01.21.2009, 10:45 PM To shine up your shell and remove some of the "small" scratches. Use furnitiure polish like Lemon Pledge. Just wax on wax off. It takes out some of the small scratches and shines it up a bit. Until the shell reaches the no return stage and nothings gonna help it then. Works pretty well on the platic windows for you Jeeps soft top too. Bring backs memories of pushing around the Kirby Vacum and polishing all the furniture on Satuarday mornings during Scooby Doo. Mom loved to have her wood furniture to shine. Our Sat mourning chores. So if the place smelled like Lemon Pledge and there were Kirby tracks in the carpet when she got home from work on Satuarday. Us five boys were free to terrorize the neighborhood. If nothing gotten broke during the choas of doing the chores that is. I know Shaun and a few others remember the old Kirby. Last edited by Gee; 01.21.2009 at 10:46 PM.