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Old 02-22-2016, 01:02 PM
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Originally Posted by Kevin Kuehn View Post
The sand paper grit you start with depends on how deep the deepest scratch is.
Yes, start out with the finest grade of sandpaper that you think will remove your deepest scratches. This article describes how I polished the Lucite screen cover on my Admiral 24C15 (scroll down to "Restoring the Screen Cover"):

http://antiqueradio.org/Admiral24C15Television.htm

I started wet-sanding with 800 grade paper and ended with 2000 grade, followed by polishing with Novus #3 and #2. My cover didn't have deep gouges, just a lot of surface scratches and a cigarette burn.

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