Grubb
Well-known member
So last night I did something terribly dumb. It was just before bed and I should have just gone to bed and not tried to do one more thing
I got the painted/printed enclosure for my Parentheses build out of the protective Tayda bubble wrap and laid my newly soldered PCB on top just to ensure I'd got the hole alignment correct (I have). Of course sliding the sharp clipped edges of the component legs across the surface produced annoying scratches in the gloss black finish.
Any way of buffing these out? What would you use? The worst one is just below the A of Amplitude
I got the painted/printed enclosure for my Parentheses build out of the protective Tayda bubble wrap and laid my newly soldered PCB on top just to ensure I'd got the hole alignment correct (I have). Of course sliding the sharp clipped edges of the component legs across the surface produced annoying scratches in the gloss black finish.
Any way of buffing these out? What would you use? The worst one is just below the A of Amplitude