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Meguiars products work well, too. 

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This is what many, including me, recommend.  Designed for plastics and works well. 

 

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7 hours ago, HandyDan said:

This is what many, including me, recommend.  Designed for plastics and works well. 

 

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I use it on flat work, too. Most of my resin use is with void abundant mesquite slabs. Turquoise powders and/or stones and, brass flakes are usually included. The resin isn't flooded. Only used in the voids.The stone turquoise inclusions are often proud of the surface and sanded to level.  My finish of choice is Watco followed by several coats of Spar Varnish. Buffed on Meguirers is the last finishing step. It really makes the colors pop. 

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19 hours ago, lew said:

I'm not sure what grit it would be but I've used some of the stuff they use to buff out car finishes as the last step.

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That's gorgeous, Lew!

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Wow!  No competition from me.  I'll just sit here and drool.  :P

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