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    polishing poly

    Hi!
    What do you use to polish poly? I remember a liquid chemical that was used at one time but can`t remember the name of it. Is it still available?
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    Quote Originally Posted by optiman
    Hi!
    What do you use to polish poly? I remember a liquid chemical that was used at one time but can`t remember the name of it. Is it still available?
    Thank you
    optiman
    you mean PC Edge Glaze?? it's still available, although I forget from whom you can attain it (I never used the stuff, since my edger and buffer work quite well for me). I think you can get it from Hilco or Grobet, but don't hold me to that.

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    OMS Edgit and Poly Edge Polish. Works great

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    Thanks For-Life, I need a plug once in a while, good for the morale.

    Polycarbonate Edge Polish will do a super job in just a few seconds by wiping a soaked Q-tip over the edge. I will smoothen the edge and be dry in seconds. No more to it than that.

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    I attest to the Poly Edge from OMS as I have been using nothing but. It literally takes 5 seconds. Use a soft cloth and with one even motion around the lens, your done! Dries just as fast as it goes on. Thanks Chris.


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    heh... glorified nail polish :hammer: :D

    guess I'm too old school (at least in that respect) for that stuff, as I'd rather hand polish... but, to each his own I suppose. :)

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    Quote Originally Posted by eromitlab
    heh... glorified nail polish :hammer: :D

    guess I'm too old school (at least in that respect) for that stuff, as I'd rather hand polish... but, to each his own I suppose. :)
    If you are old school.................you should remember the acetone to give a quick polish to a slightly sanded or scatched Zyl frame???????????

    This stuff is doing the same thing to Poly...........so just continue using using your arm grease and rub away.:idea:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chris Ryser
    If you are old school.................you should remember the acetone to give a quick polish to a slightly sanded or scatched Zyl frame???????????

    This stuff is doing the same thing to Poly...........so just continue using using your arm grease and rub away.:idea:
    yep yep... I just had to sand off a tool mark someone left on a frame a few days ago, but I was just kiddin' anyhow about the glorified nail polish comment. :)

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