Removing Scratches from Slabs?..advice?

[jackson64]

This thread may have run before but I'd appreciate anyone and everyones techniques for removing or at least decreasing the scuffs and scratches on slabs. It gets tiring when I post a photo and have to explain that " the marks are on the holder not Liberty's cheek"..etc etc...thanks in advance.....Jackson

[MikeInFL]

Go to the auto-parts store (or Walmart), look for plastic polish. Get a clean cloth, put some polish on the slab, and rub, rub, and rub some more until the scratches disappear.

 

NOTE: if the scratches are really deep, it will hard to get them out completely, but they should be less apparent in your photo after the application of a little elbow-grease.

[PerryHall]

Brasso works well for removing scratches from slabs.

[123cents]

Slab-Renew works well. You can buy it on Ebay.

[silverweb]

Go buy some Meguiar's car polish. Dual purpose - shines your car and your CGC slabs!

 

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[jackson64]

thanks everyone, I'll try the cheapest product first and work my way up until

I get the best results....thanks again...JAX

[pendragon1998]

Whichever one you use, be sure to get all the residue off completely.

[CHABSENTIA]

If they are really bad then send them to NGC and they will "Reholder' them fo $5.00 each,

 

They do not go to the Lab etc and nothing is changed except the slab.

[PerryHall]

If they are really bad then send them to NGC and they will "Reholder' them fo $5.00 each,

 

They do not go to the Lab etc and nothing is changed except the slab.

 

Sometimes they provide this service at major shows where they are set up to provide on-site grading. Saves you the two way registered mail fees.

 

 

 

 

[CHABSENTIA]

I wasn't aware that NGC went to the shows and did this.Wouldn't amke any difference as there are only a few dealers where I live and hardly any Major shows for Coins. I live in North Florida and it doesn't cost that much to send it,