Old 07-06-21, 12:04 PM
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Roger M
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As others have mentioned, it's not all that difficult.

I asked for some advice here recently, regarding a Campagnolo seatpost that had some zig-zagging marks.

I ended up wet sanding,, starting with 500/then 1000/and 1200. Some Mothers mag polish and a soft towel to finish. I might have an hour in it.

If your stem is free from any scrapes/gouges, you can probably start with something finer than 500(6-800). I'll also note that using a vise helps a lot(lined with wood).


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