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<blockquote data-quote="thor447" data-source="post: 4214047" data-attributes="member: 24867"><p>If it is acrylic you can just get some 'Polywatch' from Amazon for a few dollars. Use a clean cloth and spend about 20 minutes buffing it by hand and it'll remove just about every scratch as long as it isn't too deep. If your crystal is harder, like mineral glass, those can be buffed as well, but you'll need something like 5000 grit diamond lapping paste. You can use a hard felt wheel with a Dremel. Work it in with medium RPM's on the Dremel for about 20 seconds at a time. It will heat up quickly. Getting too hot will crack it, but work in short bursts letting it cool down between each session. This will take some time (likely 45 to 60 min), but you can buff mineral crystal back to looking brand new.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thor447, post: 4214047, member: 24867"] If it is acrylic you can just get some 'Polywatch' from Amazon for a few dollars. Use a clean cloth and spend about 20 minutes buffing it by hand and it'll remove just about every scratch as long as it isn't too deep. If your crystal is harder, like mineral glass, those can be buffed as well, but you'll need something like 5000 grit diamond lapping paste. You can use a hard felt wheel with a Dremel. Work it in with medium RPM's on the Dremel for about 20 seconds at a time. It will heat up quickly. Getting too hot will crack it, but work in short bursts letting it cool down between each session. This will take some time (likely 45 to 60 min), but you can buff mineral crystal back to looking brand new. [/QUOTE]
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