No hypothetical............No BS.............just a few pics

ibzman350

Any clues as to how I might eliminate/reduce scratches from showing up on the slab ?? Other then cracking out.









Sellers pic






Herb

LeeG

I've used Brasso with good results. Will not take care of deep scratches though.

PerryHall

Several past threads discussed methods of removing scratches from slabs. Do a search.

ibzman350

Sorry need to clarify..............


Any lighting tricks that may help reduce the scratches ????



Herb

K6AZ

Herb, instead of lighting, find an auto parts store near you and get some of the stuff for cleaning convertible windows. Can't recall the name of it right now, but I saw a before and after photo of a slab that was treated with it, and it worked wonders.

tmot99

My dealer is also a jewler. He has some plastic buffing compund and uses his buffing wheel in his jewelry shop to buff out the scratches.

coinfreak499

I don't know about the scratches but I just wanted to say that I really like the coin

mgoodm3

3M Rubbing compound works good. Takes a bit of work.

nesvt

Herb, that doesn't look like a Morgan or a Peace dollar, but it still looks real nice!

I've heard the same thing that K6AZ suggested. Also heard something about putting another layer over the plastic... like a clear piece of glass (preferably with no scratches).

ibzman350

I'll give the plastic cleaner a try.........

Back in the early 70's I was a plane captain, had to maintain a F4 Phantom, used a cleaner on the canopies that took out scratches, sure wish I had some of that stuff now..


Piece of clear glass......will give it a shot too.




Herb