[Bootleg]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andrew_WOT /img/forum/go_quote.gif Any automotive rubbing compound, like 3m will do the job and will also make cups glossy. Follow up with carnauba wax like Trewax. Works wonder on W5000, although ATH does retain letters. http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showpo...5&postcount=71

rubbing compound sounds scary!

You pulling my leg?

 

[Nebby]

I used a compound also, though I didn't have access to the proper 3m RC that I normally use this is what the surface looked like after two passes:

http://www.head-fi.org/forums/showthread.php?t=240422

 

[Bootleg]

looks nice, but i dont trust myself!

 

[riceboy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bootleg /img/forum/go_quote.gif looks nice, but i dont trust myself!

I probably wouldn't trust myself either.

 

[Nebby]

To be honest I wouldn't recommend using the Denon's as a first buffing/polishing project

 

[riceboy]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nebby /img/forum/go_quote.gif To be honest I wouldn't recommend using the Denon's as a first buffing/polishing project

That's sounds like a good idea. Good luck Bootleg if you try it out

 

[Nebby]

On the other hand as long as you go slowly and carefully you can't really go wrong.

 

[CooLBieRe]

done mine this way

almost naked just G-string left

ha ha

 

[spunkmeyer]

Slick.