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January 27th, 2008, 03:58 PM
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320 ? ! OUCH...
Thats a bit rough there ti 3237... Polishing compound is more like a 12-1500 grit. The reason you use a cotton swap is so that it wont bear into the die and cause an out of round condition. Youve got to be careful with that stuff.
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