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JOETHECROW
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Try a magic eraser or steel wool....are you using aluminum dig tools???? A big no- no for that reason[
].....Good luck. Joe
].....Good luck. Joetazmainiendigger
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Joe, try wet sanding with a #400-600 then 800 silicon carbide paper (available at auto parts store),then polish in machine , works good on small lip chips also...... Taz
GuntherHess
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matters how deep it is. I have removed them using a buffing wheel and polishing compound.
privvydigger
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thx for the replys. I am going to let it go till I practice on a not so rare bottle. This is the hardest and most interesting to find of the A. Raab squats. Best to be careful
thx
thx
GuntherHess
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Always a wise decision, there are millions of those.
Just Dig it
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They had an iron pontiled A RAAB on If walls could talk the other day.seemed teal....and a Labeled Lairds
privvydigger
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Who had one on? And IF what walls could talk?
you got me bewildered Just Dig It!
you got me bewildered Just Dig It!
pyshodoodle
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HGTV... I always miss it cuz it's on at 1130am. I love that show!
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