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David Billington
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On 28/12/13 19:40, Snag wrote:
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Which reminds me. Does anyone know what places that do granite
counter tops use for polishing? They must buy it in quantity and
might resell some. I have several thing that could use a little
polishing. Plastic headlight lenses for one.
Dan
Dan , I have had good results using 3M Finesse-It polishing compound . I
use it to final polish clearcoat on paint jobs , and it'll put a polish on
that you can fall into and drown ... And I'm pretty sure it'll do the same
to plastic lenses . I got mine at the automotive paint store , but I'm
pretty sure I've also seen it on the auto parts stores . Use a terry buff
with foam backer plate , and don't dwell too long in one spot .
If you're talking about real granite then you can buy polishing
compounds specifically for that job, I got a tub from a specialist
supplier recommended by a stone carver and it came in a tub, maybe 5kg ,
and not pricey. Quite different to what i would use to polish plastic
lenses.
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