Martyn;318776 Wrote: > The key is to use a buffing wheel with the appropriate buffing compound. > You can try this yourself with a buffing wheel chucked in electric > drill. Trying to remove anything but the finest scratches by hand is > tedious and frustrating. For sources you could try woodworking > suppliers (woodworkers hone and polish their hand tools), glass fibre > suppliers, and probably lots of other places. If you'd rather have > someone else do it, look for polishers in your Yellow Pages, or perhaps > plastic sign fabricators or jewellers. What you're trying to do is easy > if you know how, impossible if you don't!
Wow... _Do_not_use_sandpaper._ _Do_not_use_a_wheel_or_power_tool_of_any_kind._ If the meguair's, or other auto plastic polisher doesn't get the scratch out by hand, you will almost certainly make it worse then when you started by trying a different method. So again, get the meguiar's plastic polish and cleaner, 2 or 3 fine microfiber cloths, and go to work. If you are doing a squeezebox I highly recommend taking off the front plate and using gloves. If you are working on a controller mask off anything you aren't polishing as the stuff always finds it way into cracks. Mike -- mvalera Michael Valera Online Communities Manager Logitech Streaming Media Business Unit slimdevices.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------ mvalera's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=11086 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=49635 _______________________________________________ discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.slimdevices.com/lists/listinfo/discuss
