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03-30-08, 08:48

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Re: Can I have my crow slightly warmed, please?

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Originally Posted by TH0001

I believe that microscopically polishing the paint (or jeweling it) with a non mechanical foam pad (such as a LC gray/blue/red or Meg's So1o) acts to level out the imperfections that we cannot even see.

Todd, I know you like to use the contoured (mushroom shaped) pads. Do you use those only for your orange cutting pads or even for your LC gray/blue/red finishing pads?

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