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In Reply to: RE: CD/ disc scratch repair (not sure if right forum) posted by JaroTheWise on August 4, 2015 at 00:34:39:
I read your post half a dozen times before I THINK I understand what you meant?
If the polish is HARDER than what is being polished, you CAN end up scratching the surface. The SIZE of the 'chunks' and even the SHAPE of the chunks in the polish matter a LOT.
If the polish is harder than the junk on the surface and SOFTER than the substrate (say, the tooth) than you'll clean the surface and won't touch the tooth. Polished!
Again, I'd experiment with ToothPaste AND a dremel. My dremel comes with some polishing pads AND some of what appears to be jewelers Rouge.
MAYBE something off this page could help.
Too much is never enough
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- RE: CD/ disc scratch repair (not sure if right forum) - pictureguy 23:16:25 08/04/15 (7)
- RE: CD/ disc scratch repair (not sure if right forum) - JaroTheWise 23:34:19 08/04/15 (6)
- RE: CD/ disc scratch repair (not sure if right forum) - pictureguy 00:11:22 08/05/15 (5)
- RE: CD/ disc scratch repair (not sure if right forum) - JaroTheWise 00:50:33 08/05/15 (4)
- RE: CD/ disc scratch repair (not sure if right forum) - pictureguy 01:36:03 08/05/15 (3)
- RE: CD/ disc scratch repair (not sure if right forum) - JaroTheWise 02:00:30 08/05/15 (1)
- RE: CD/ disc scratch repair (not sure if right forum) - pictureguy 09:42:40 08/05/15 (0)
- RE: CD/ disc scratch repair (not sure if right forum) - JaroTheWise 01:55:05 08/05/15 (0)
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