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Also, for really light scratches some use toothpaste and ink erasers. :)
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| Posted: Mon Mar 24th, 2008 03:03 pm |
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Use the sanding sponge on brushed SS only. Start with 320 Ultra Fine grit. A 100 Medium grit is available, but only use it on deeper scratches and after you have tried the 320. Cost per sponge is about $3.00 U.S. depending on your store. Polished metal is a bit more difficult. You can wind up putting more scratches in than you take out if you aren't careful. I'd suggest the products at the watchprince for polished metal. Also, for really light scratches some use toothpaste and ink erasers. :) Attachment: sponge.jpg (Downloaded 38 times)
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