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I picked up a new set, went to the range and ended up with a pretty good shiner. Any ideas on how to remove this? I've tried alcohol and nail polish remover.

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Gently try Bar Keepers Friend.

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Mr clean magic eraser sheet/pad…

 

 

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Don’t use nail polish remover or anything with acetone. It will remove the paint. In addition to what @Vinsk and @David in FL posted, try toothpaste. This video is from @Adam C.

 

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Toothpaste should work but can be too aggressive.   Use it sparingly and gently.   Personally, I think David's suggestion is my preferred choice.  

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8 minutes ago, dennyjones said:

Toothpaste should work but can be too aggressive.   Use it sparingly and gently.   Personally, I think David's suggestion is my preferred choice.  

What kind of toothpaste do you guys use in Michigan?😜

Rubbing compound for cars may work also. Just go slow.

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