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treat it like a car finish (polyurethane is a plastic after-all), wet sand with really fine grit sand paper (1000 grit) and hit it with automotive polishing compound. If you have doubts, try skipping the sanding and just use polishing compound in an inconspicuous area to test.

 

How many coats you put on?

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3 coats (its stain and poly in 1)

 

yeah I know, because of that it doesn't penetrate that much and can make wet sanding dicey (removing material is also removing color). Anything under 3 coats I wouldn't touch it, but thee coat should be enough to do one round of wetsanding and then polishing if doing it by hand.

 

If you have a buffer, just do what josh says.

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