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Author Topic: How to remove small scrapes in t-molding? sanding?  (Read 955 times)

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How to remove small scrapes in t-molding? sanding?
« on: April 28, 2004, 11:18:58 am »
Hi
My cabs t-molding has some minor scratches and instead of re doing it all I was wondering if I could sand them out with a light paper like 250? any suggestions?

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Re:How to remove small scrapes in t-molding? sanding?
« Reply #1 on: April 28, 2004, 11:20:25 am »
a 400 grit wet sand followed by a buffing should do it--you could also just try the buffing by itself with some buffing compound.
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Re:How to remove small scrapes in t-molding? sanding?
« Reply #2 on: April 28, 2004, 11:44:20 am »
Hey
Ok bare with me.. ehehe... I can go buy sand paper at the store, no problem. But what is buffing compound? where would I find that? which section of a store? any certain kind I need to get? how is it applied.

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Re:How to remove small scrapes in t-molding? sanding?
« Reply #3 on: April 28, 2004, 11:53:31 am »
You can get it at an auto parts store. Don't know how well this would work on plastic though.

T-molding is cheap enough. If the scratches bother you that bad it would be quicker and easier to just replace it.

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Re:How to remove small scrapes in t-molding? sanding?
« Reply #4 on: April 28, 2004, 12:29:16 pm »
Hi
My cabs t-molding has some minor scratches and instead of re doing it all I was wondering if I could sand them out with a light paper like 250? any suggestions?

thanks
JIM

You could give Novus a try:

http://www.noscratch.com/novus/

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Re:How to remove small scrapes in t-molding? sanding?
« Reply #5 on: April 28, 2004, 12:54:37 pm »
I have the novus 1 2 and 3 polishes and they work GREAT!!!!!! Just follow the instructions. Nothing complicated but there are some steps you need to do to get the best results.  If it is a small scratch or scape you can use 2 + 1 if it is deep you need to use 3 first than 2 than 1.  I use them for my acrylic overlay and the marquees i get from ebay. Great Stuf much recommended.

You can buy it from ebay $6.99 plus $2.50 shipping for 2oz bottles of 1 and 2 and a sample packet of 3.