A friend of mine has a Slate Blue Gargoyle, which, has hard as he tried, would not take a polish. He got a hold of some Beans Secret Sauce, and this ws the only thing that polished the urethane. I might have to get some of this for I am having the same issue with my Liberator. Does anyone have tips on getting a good sheen on a Urethane ? I have access to a spinner and a Ebonite resurfacing machine with pads all the way up to 4000 grit. Any tips would be appreciated, the Liberator is actually hooking a little to much for my liking.

Dan
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Thanks Steven,

It seems as though the Secret Sauce is the key. I have 4000 pads, I will try to get some of that stuff.
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Thirtyclean (Well maybe 29, or 28, most of
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Thanks star, all tips are welcome ! The first time I leaned on this baby on the spinner, it did not take polish well. Ill get the abralon pads worked up to 4000, and then try, but I will buy some beans secret on-line first !
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Thirtyclean (Well maybe 29, or 28, most of
the times !)

Polished mine with Storms Xtra Shine...after to sanding to 4000
Worked a treat
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Ambition is a poor excuse for not having enough sense to be lazy.......

most any polish will work if you take it up to 4000.But before we had abralon pads most of us used good ole old fashion 3m rubbing compound then polished.it gave that luster king high gloss finish.
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