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- Mar 24, 2001
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- 186
A couple of days ago I left my 18" sirupati in my car overnight. The next morning I picked it up and realized that the spine had been sitting in a thin layer of rust colored water (from a McDonald's cup) (melted ice). I remembered that I had some United Cutlery Metal-Glo and used that on the discolored areas. I got rid of most of the discoloration but there are still a couple of tiny areas that are in reality very lightly pitted but to me they look horrible because I was so careless. I think sandpaper would be overkill but the Metal-Glo will take a lot of time to go the couple thousandths of an inch needed to eliminate the pits. Is there a product a bit more abrasive than the Metal-Glo that I can use to polish a little quicker?

