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Is there a web site can where you can purchase one of these? Is it as effective or better than the fiberglass pens that other people claim are good also for removing scratches?
: Just got my med and fine Bergeron Satin finish
: bars. It is great to remove scratches, but
: how do I get the swirls to blend in to thr
: rest of the metal? i am using very little
: pressure. Can the fine bar run over the
: engraving safely? Any pointers on the use of
: these bars would be appreciated. thanks.
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