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The SS polish that I bought in the hardware store for the kitchen sink works pretty well on buffing up the old stainless with an old t-shirt. It basically wipes off the oxidation that Panterror refers to. DO NOT use an SOS or BRILLO pad on it. The stainless will hold microscopic steel particles from the steel wool and will make it look rusty. My SS panels mic out at .040". I am very sure that it is 304 stainless.

My supplier here keeps non-polished 20 gauge in 48" x 96" and polished in 22 gauge at 36 x 96". They like to roll it up and tape it together for you. Make sure that if this is how you carry it home that you put a safety ROPE around it. If the tape suddenly lets go this thing will unwind like a spring and if ANYTHING is in the way will likely cut in half like a huge razor blade. No joke. Tie it with a strong safety rope.

11/27/0811:22 AM

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