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Brushed Aluminum damage
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Goddard11
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Jun 21, 2007, 04:09 PM
 
I loaded my Powermac and Cinema Display into my truck cab, and unfortunately I forgot to put a towel between each of these brushed aluminum objects. During the drive, the vibration of the truck vibrated both the monitor and tower against eachother and slowly made two distinct scuffs about 3/4" long on my brushed aluminum cinema display and G5 tower.

Does anyone know of some sort of method that can "re-brush" the aluminum to make it like new?

Any thoughs will help.
     
wyatt
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Jun 21, 2007, 11:10 PM
 
There is nothing short of disassembling and taking to a fabricator/plater and have the whole chassis redone. Not going to be time or money efficient.
     
   
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