While I was waiting word on a possible bridge replacement, I decided to work on the back of the guitar to help make it look better.
I used 400 grit sandpaper and a tiny bit of water, to help the sandpaper from loading up with sanding dust, and went over the whole back, then I applied some chrome polish to it in quarter sections then hand buffed it to a shine using a shop towel.
It's no where near where I want it to be, but it's looking a lot better.
There is a shine to it but the camera would not let me shoot it because of the glare off of the surface, so I had to get the sun behind me.
I also worked some on the front a little bit. I didn't polish it because it has a lot more sanding to do. I also sanded the pick guard area to remove the glue residue that was left behind when it came off.
I just heard from the guy in Athens Georgia who said he might have an original Regal bridge that possibly be an exact match, foot print dimensions and all, of the one I need to replace. It's at a reasonable price too.
Looking for a pin less bridge like the original has been like hunting for a unicorn.
For what ever reason, it appears that no one makes pin less bridge anymore.
Ron