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March 2, 2008

Here's a pretty nice little tutorial from a guy on AR15.com on fixing up issues with stainless guns:
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March 2, 2008

95XL883 said:
Mother's Mag and Aluminum Polish should work. It is working nicely on my 740. It is time consuming. I'm using a blue Scotch Brite pad. I've heard some use a green Scrotch Brite. I went with blue as it is less abrasive than green. That video author uses cotton from a t-shirt.
White ScotchBrite (hard to find) is actually the least abarasive that you will find. Mother's Mag Polish is great for hand work, I don't have the patience for hand work, I like power (More Power!) tools. Usually gets me into trouble faster!
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December 26, 2010

I need to find the white pads or try cotton rags. (I also need some of the 2500 grit paper for the sharp edges.) The blue pads are doing a nice, albeit somewhat slow, job of removing the matte gray. They are leaving some very, very fine scratches. They are so small that I can't photograph them. Still the shroud is looking a lot better. Definitely polished, almost chromed or nickeled looking. I'll get some decent pics of it up this weekend.
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