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Subject: FW: Plexiglas - repair of scratches
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  <<Can any of you point me to instructions/ tutorials
  that might guide my efforts in removing fish-eyes or
  otherwise restoring clarity to Plexiglas?>>
 =20
Some years ago 3M introduced a plexiglas polishing system at OSH.  The =
demo
was impressive.  They would put a deep scratch into a piece of =
plexiglas,
and then with an electric orbital sander, soapy water, and progressively
finer grit specialty abrasive disks, they would take the scratch out and
then polish with a finishing compound ("Finesse-it") and polisher.  Took
about 5 minutes in the demonstration.  I was impressed, and bought a kit
which remains in the drawer. =20

I went to the 3M web site and was overwhelmed by choices.  Perhaps =
others in
the LML community can point you to a specific part number.  =20

Fred Moreno