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I would follow the SEM recommendations/instructions to the letter, and use only their' products. Your chances of success that way would be greatest.

The only other 'real' option is to send it out to be restored, which has a lead time, and cost is a factor.

I have heard many attempt doing this type of stuff on their' own, and results are spotty at best. If you have more time than money, and can live with marginal results, then take a whack at it. If you want something to look dead-nuts right/great, and last, you know what you should do.

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