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Best Way To Buff Out Scratches On A PCGS Slab?

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Really don't want to spend money reholdering plus I like the ogh. What options do I have?

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Ordinarily, I would say that filling the scratches would result in a cleaner window, but who knows what vapors that would release towards your coins?
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That's exactly my worry too, anything chemical may cause problems. This is a nice well struck 42-s so I def don't want that to happen.
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Yikes!

I have read about people using headlight restoration kits, but having used them on actual headlights, I would be afraid of what might happen any of the chemicals seeped inside the slab. The seal is not 100% impervious.

Maybe some rubbing compound and the buffing wheel on a rotary tool would be safer?
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You might want to try wet sanding. start with 400 grit and progress to 2000 grit or better. Then a spray coat of Krylon clear. Other than that, reholdering is the only option.
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have you tried this product
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