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Old 08 July 2008, 21:28   #1
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Removing mould marks

I have a slightly raised mould mark in the side of my console that was mounldd in to show where to cut hatch holes. I fitted smaller hatches and part of the mark still shows.
What is the easiest way of removing without losing the finish?
very fine wet/dry?
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Old 09 July 2008, 07:37   #2
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How steady a hand have you got? Osprey used to use a spoke shave to cut any moulding marks that stood proud off, then polish out with very fine wet and dry.

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