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August 10th 05, 12:05 AM
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BJ,
2000 then 4000 then 6000 grit sandpaper. with water. Found at post places with automotive paint. Michelle B. Jensen wrote: I have some scratches in my Plexiglas. What is the best product to use in order to remove them? They are not very deep, but they are irritating. Thanks, BJ 
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August 10th 05, 12:38 AM
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Take a look at 3M Micron Finishing paper. Various grades down to 0.5 micron
grit (10,000 grit equiv.) The backing is soft like tissue paper so folds don't scratch the surface. It's super for polishing gelcoat. Bill Daniels "Michelle P" wrote in message ink.net... BJ, 2000 then 4000 then 6000 grit sandpaper. with water. Found at post places with automotive paint. Michelle B. Jensen wrote: I have some scratches in my Plexiglas. What is the best product to use in order to remove them? They are not very deep, but they are irritating. Thanks, BJ
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