^haha true!^

thanx for the suggestions. where i recently moved there are like no s2k's so i can't scope anyone's out; am going just on what u all tell me

i'm still curious about the mystery material though; must've been a dream

~tina~

 

My Rick's Ti knob has a couple very minor scratches that you have to look for in order to find them. I, too, wear rings on my right hand, so this might be your best bet. Post pics of your rings.

 

The finish on TWM stainless knobs are very durable but I'm sure any material will show some kind of wear, if that's what you mean by "scratch". Unless you drop it on the ground, most metals will polish up quite nicely though. Forget about refinishing a leather knob, I don't believe it can be done at a reasonable price.

 

^^ good point

I don't think i will ever polish mine though. it is what it is.

 

delrin knobs, they're not made of metal, so they wont scratch.

 

first, thanx to everyone

ahhh what r they made of? do u have a link?

~tina~

 

ur insane.

 

http://www.google.com/products?q=delrin+sh...=title&resnum=5

delrin:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyoxymethylene_plastic

pretty much, its a hard, durable plastic. i like the material in other applications, but too light for my tastes as far as shift knobs go

 

[QUOTE=edspecR,Aug 17 2009, 10:06 PM] http://www.google.com/products?q=delrin+sh...=title&resnum=5

delrin:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyoxymethylene_plastic

pretty much, its a hard, durable plastic.

 

LOL WOW