Refinishing polymer and metal - scratches and scuffs

[HughMungusCynicalAnarch]

so i would like to refinish this(i have no idea how it got like that, havent even used the damn thing a lot)

Id like it to be somewhat durable, just a tad so that something dull scratching it wont make a mark.

would this work?

do i need some sand paper perhaps?

[Mug]

I wouldn't sandpaper it, that'll leave it with a worse finish.

 

Since you're in your parents' house see if your dad has a buffing wheel. Put it on a low speed and buff away.

[HughMungusCynicalAnarch]

15 minutes ago, Mug said:

I wouldn't sandpaper it, that'll leave it with a worse finish.

 

Since you're in your parents' house see if your dad has a buffing wheel. Put it on a low speed and buff away.

I'm not.

 

What about the polymer?

[Mug]

3 minutes ago, HughMungusCynicalAnarch said:

I'm not.

 

What about the polymer?

Nice lino

 

 

What polymer?

[HughMungusCynicalAnarch]

1 hour ago, Mug said:

Nice lino

 

 

What polymer?

The polymer stock.

the second and third picture, it has some scuffs and scratches on it.

[Mug]

9 hours ago, HughMungusCynicalAnarch said:

The polymer stock.

the second and third picture, it has some scuffs and scratches on it.

Take a buff to them