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Hey Guys,

 

I wanted to know how you guys cleaned up marks on your armor? I had to trim the return edge off my TK for centurion and my dremel caught the edge of my armor and this was the result. Although not large I'm not quite sure how to clean it up.

 

I am thinking wet sanding the area with a fine grit sand paper. Is there a wax I will need to keep up with it?

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Have you tried some Magic Eraser?

 

 

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It's an Eric party around here  :laugh1:

 

I tried magic eraser and it took off some of the scuff marks but it did bite into the armor a little and i can't get about 50% of it.

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I use 3M sanding pads. They do a fine and super fine. That will take the marks out. Using a circular action. Then I use micro mesh which is a material sand paper and you can start using 2400 then 4000, 8000, and then 12,000 grit with a bit of water. Finish with Novus Polish 1,2 & 3

This is good to polish out scratches too.

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On 11/6/2014 at 4:22 PM, sskunky said:

I use 3M sanding pads. They do a fine and super fine. That will take the marks out. Using a circular action. Then I use micro mesh which is a material sand paper and you can start using 2400 then 4000, 8000, and then 12,000 grit with a bit of water. Finish with Novus Polish 1,2 & 3

This is good to polish out scratches too.

+2 on the Micro-Mesh polishing system.    I also use their touch-up sticks that are found in the ladies nail repair aisle at stores.  It is only three polishing steps, but for small stuff, it works fine and leaves a nice sheen.

 

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Sorry, but I'm not an Eric, Rick or Mark, and don't even have an 'R' in my name...

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Sskunky like you I use 3m. Actually I use them for any kind of repair or just general clean up.

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