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kompressornsc · 11-10-04, 02:44

Wasn't sure if this would go in 'detailing product', 'garage', or where, so thought I'd ask here.

Anyone use their PC and ?? for polishing solid surface countertops? I just tried it on some high-gloss, dark green 'marble'. The PC was on 5 (then 6) with an LC yellow pad & 3M Finesse it II Machine Polish. Results were less than stellar. It took out the 'swirls' pretty well, but didn't touch any of the scratches (scratches can't be felt w/ fingernail-so not horribly deep). It looks a ton better (use to look like the worst swirled black car you've ever seen), but now the scratches are more noticable.

Anyone have any combos that will work?

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kompressornsc TaG 125cc kompressornsc is offline Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: New Castle, IN Posts: 907	PC & Solid Surface Scratch Removal? Wasn't sure if this would go in 'detailing product', 'garage', or where, so thought I'd ask here. Anyone use their PC and ?? for polishing solid surface countertops? I just tried it on some high-gloss, dark green 'marble'. The PC was on 5 (then 6) with an LC yellow pad & 3M Finesse it II Machine Polish. Results were less than stellar. It took out the 'swirls' pretty well, but didn't touch any of the scratches (scratches can't be felt w/ fingernail-so not horribly deep). It looks a ton better (use to look like the worst swirled black car you've ever seen), but now the scratches are more noticable. Anyone have any combos that will work? __________________ '06 Honda Ridgeline