Thread: Removing Faucet Ding

I agree. It looks from the pic like a pretty small ding, so it *shouldn't* take much to work it out. Start on the 1000 first though. I haven't used the Naniwa 1K, but if this was mine, I'd start with my 1K Norton before going lower. Going to a lower grit would of course be faster, but you would be giving yourself more work down the road dealing with the deeper scratching from the DMT. Basically, less is more. If you have to go to 325, then do it. But if you don't, then don't.

As for breadknifing, I can obviously only go with what's in the pic, but it doesn't look like it would be at all necessary. Again, you'd probably be creating much more work than necessary if you took that step when it isn't needed.