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    Quote Originally Posted by dendawg View Post
    Use sandpaper ONLY as a last resort.

    I agree. Its just the simplest way of wrecking the contacts. You can clean without grinding.
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    I don't see how a high grit sandpaper would be any more harmful than the people using minor abrasives like Brasso.

    Once you get up in those high grit counts, they're about as rough as a cat's tongue.
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    Imagine if you damaged the contacts enough to make them jagged or rough. It could damage the contacts on the system too then. baaaaad idea.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dethink View Post
    Once you get up in those high grit counts, they're about as rough as a cat's tongue.
    High grit so you only take a few thousandths off the contacts/surface.

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