[steve25]

If you can't feel it then do not sweat it, but if you just can't leave it alone get some sheets 320 grit wet or dry ( black type) sand paper and a 3/8" round wood dowl from a hardware store, cut the paper into strips , rap it around the dowl and wet it with some WD-40.
Then have at it and polish those spots up a bit.
Be sure to then wash the Cam off in warm soapy water , dry it and hit it down with the WD-40 and then rap it up in Saran Wrap till build time.

[PMD1969]

Originally Posted by steve25

If you can't feel it then do not sweat it, but if you just can't leave it alone get some sheets 320 grit wet or dry ( black type) sand paper and a 3/8" round wood dowl from a hardware store, cut the paper into strips , rap it around the dowl and wet it with some WD-40.
Then have at it and polish those spots up a bit.
Be sure to then wash the Cam off in warm soapy water , dry it and hit it down with the WD-40 and then rap it up in Saran Wrap till build time.

Alrighty. That sounds easy enough. I'll give it shot in one area and see if it has any affect. I do have an electric rotary tool (variable speed) that has 7 different sanding belts that range from rough to super fine. It;s a knife sharpening tool but it has a six inch arm that holds that belts to work on longer pieces or free hand the work.

Won't go nuts trying to get it off if it won't come off.

Thanks for the tips.