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Old 01-01-2017, 02:00 PM
GKinTN GKinTN is offline
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It's hard to polish these screens with liquid compounds unless they are almost perfect to begin with. For a more effective restoration I have had good luck using Micromesh, which is a very very fine sandpaper. Often done wet you start with maybe as rough as 400 or 600 grit but work your way up to 10,000 grit which is almost as smooth as paper. What worked for me was to go in one direction per grit. Basically go back and forth, then switch to up and down on the next grade of Micromesh and so forth. Takes a few grueling hours to do a Predicta screen but with practice and effort you can have great results.
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