Polished alloy bodied Cobras...hmmmm

[xb-60]

Yes....but her car is painted

Cheers!

[Jaydee]

Would the sun reflecting of it, ever blind other drivers, or yourself?
JD

[Dimis]

Originally Posted by Jaydee

Would the sun reflecting of it, ever blind other drivers, or yourself?
JD

Funny story.... after about 400hrs of polishing, and me stubbornly insisting On it being polished, it took only one drive before I figured brushed was a really good idea if I wanted to see past the windscreen.

[HI Cobra]

Brushed works for me - vey low maintenance also.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by Dimis

Funny story.... after about 400hrs of polishing, and me stubbornly insisting On it being polished, it took only one drive before I figured brushed was a really good idea if I wanted to see past the windscreen.

I'd try using an old telephone book to sit on if it's difficult to see past the windshield.

I've never had a problem and no one has ever complained.

[Blue66]

Originally Posted by Jaydee

Would the sun reflecting of it, ever blind other drivers, or yourself?
JD

I have asked about this before without answers till now. On a sunny day it has to be obnoxious with the glare.

[RodKnock]

Originally Posted by Blue66

I have asked about this before without answers till now. On a sunny day it has to be obnoxious with the glare.

So, you are saying that being "obnoxious" is bad thing?

I see FAR more glare from other car's back windows (a vertical flat plane) than my curvaceous polished aluminum Kirkham body. I'd speculate that any glare created by the polished alloy body would likely be pointing up to the sky or down to the ground. Not likely straight back at another driver.