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[compulsivegunbuyer]

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[popeye4]

Depends on the finish. If it is bright, you might need polish and a buffing wheel. If it is matte, you might need to find a sand/bead blaster.

This stuff is an example of polish: http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=8...EELS_N_POLISH_

Go to the Brownells web site and enter "polish" in the search box. You'll come up with a plethora of options.

[Hateca]

If it's a brushed stailess look and stainless brush going with the current brush grain will work.

[popeye4]

It's a brushed stainless. I'll give that a try, thanks.

Check these out: http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=9...CARDING_WHEELS

[coop44]

scotch brite pad, or you can go nuts like me, polish by hand. go up in increments from 400 - 1500 grit then polishing compound. Then people will ask, "When did you get it plated?"

Really

stay away from the polishing wheel, I've seen so many guns really ruined with a wheel.

[asheron2]

stay away from the polishing wheel, I've seen so many guns really ruined with a wheel.

Yeah be careful not to let the wheel grab the gun out of your hands and fire it at the wall.(i don't mean discharge the firearm)

[JagerTroop]

I've fixed "idiot marks"(not calling you an idiot ) on stainless slides by using fine (600-800) grit wet sand/emery cloth. Just be sure to stroke/sand in the same direction as the existing grain.