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Touching up my LSi9

mm840lsi15mm840lsi15 Posts: 35
edited September 2020 in DIY, Mods & Tweaks
So I had a couple of scratches here and there on my LSi9...

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Video: https://gofile.io/d/sN9APs

The result turned to be MUCH better than new. I also own a pair of mint LSi15s so it was easy to compare. Whoa, sweet!
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  • CottageChzCottageChz Posts: 192
    Impressive work! They look good as new.
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  • MilitoMilito Posts: 1,201
    Very nice!
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