Dust Covers

McGuire's non-scratching automotive polish does a nice job. Then use regular car wax to fill in any deep scratches that won't buff out; they'll almost disappear. Clean up with Endust for electronics (spray in a can) & a lintfree blue paper towel.

There were alot of ideas posted about a month ago on this topic. You might want to look back at these.

Regards
Jim

I use the same swirl mark remover as Rdr4b. But for deep scratches I first use automotive wet or dry sandpaper starting with 400 grit and moving on up to 1500 grit and a lot of water and elbow grease. Then I polish with the swirl mark remover.

If you're talking about removing swirls and such, I can't help you. But I've been cleaning my VPI dust cover for ten
years and it looks as good today as when I bought it.
What do I use? Glass Plus and paper towels!

Mahalo for all the input.

I'll give these products a "swirl."

Maybe all the elbow exercise will help my golf game.

Aloha,

Dan