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  • kdmranch
    Can anyone tell me where the serial number is located on the Remington nylon 66.
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  • gunnut505
    If there's a plastics shop in your area; ask them what they use to remove scratches from Zytel or Plexiglas. I used to know the name of the goop I used about 15 years ago; but time hasn't been too kind to my long-term memory (musta been the fumes).

    If you know it all; you must have been listening.<br>WEAR EAR PROTECTION!
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  • dennisjohnson
    there is a scratch removeing coupound made for removing scratches from goggles'facesheilds...seen it at motorcycle shops but the name escapes me...sorry..[:)]

    dennis
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  • fishermanben
    Call Dr. Dashboard or Dr. Vinyll. I'm sure they would do it, and it would look good for very cheap.

    Ben

    www.RightFieldSucks.com
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  • perry shooter
    Hello brasso works great [img][/img] quote:"PRAISE THE HARDBALL GUN"
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  • Pearyw
    Semichrome should work fine. I use it to remove scratches from watch crystals and other plastic materials. It is probably what dennisjohnson is refering to. It is available at motorcycle shops and antique store. It is usually cheaper at the motorcycle shops. I would buff it by hand with a piece of soft towel.
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  • fugawe
    Novus#2 is made for polishing scratches out of faceshields and windshields on motorcycles. It is an extremely mild abrasive. Also Mother's makes a similar product.

    I put my two cents in, but it's only a penny for my thoughts....someone's making a penny.
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