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Posted by Newkirk Images on Tue Nov 3 13:57:46 2009, in response to Pristine R-68 #2884, posted by rbseabeach on Tue Nov 3 13:13:57 2009. ANy one have any ideas how to deal with this situation? Replace the walls? Buff them or change the interiors.There's nothing much the TA can do. If the metal is sanded, it will look even worse. If it's buffed, the scratches will most likely remain since a layer of plated metal has to be compounded down for scratches to disappear. New panels made of Formica would have to be manufactured to replaced the chrome plated metal ones. And that's just not cost effective and time consuming. I guess they felt that graffiti applied to the chrome plated walls would be easier to remove than a painted surface, but the didn't see scratchitti was down the road. Bill Newkirk |
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