Minor repair question

JdoubleR

JdoubleR

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Maybe I'm too pickey, but I found a small scuff mark on the handle of my otherwise flawless Capone. It's not a scratch or dent, it's just a small mar in the finish. Is it possible to buff this out with a cue polishing compound or will I have to send it back in for repair?
Thanks, JRR
 
minor repair question

JdoubleR said:
Maybe I'm too pickey, but I found a small scuff mark on the handle of my otherwise flawless Capone. It's not a scratch or dent, it's just a small mar in the finish. Is it possible to buff this out with a cue polishing compound or will I have to send it back in for repair?
Thanks, JRR
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From your post, I can't tell if this is a new Q or that this scuff is something that happened, since you owned it. It's best taken to a Qmaker or repairman. It might be a $20-$30 repair or you could screw up the finish yourself & be looking at a $200 refinish...JER
 
JdoubleR said:
Maybe I'm too pickey, but I found a small scuff mark on the handle of my otherwise flawless Capone. It's not a scratch or dent, it's just a small mar in the finish. Is it possible to buff this out with a cue polishing compound or will I have to send it back in for repair?
Thanks, JRR
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Ya are too picky! <grin>

But I understand.
Get yourself some Meguiars Mirror Glaze Hand Polish, put it on a clean cotton rag, and rub it over the scuff area like the dickens.

If you cant find any I can send you an ounce as you wont need much.
 
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