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RoleXavier · 19 October 2010, 02:48 AM

The other day I was doing some work at home with my laptop when accidentally I strike my 16610LV with a glass table, I tought... "In what way can a glass table harm my Sub"? So I didn't panic.

The next morning while polishing my Sub, I noticed that there was a very minimal imperfection on the "center-to-brushed" area of the lower right lug, very small, almost invisible "at first glance" and to the untrained eye, but enought to reflect light in a way that "bothers and reminds" me what happened.

Sorry for the bad quality low resolution picture from a Blackberry, but if you fine-tune your eyes you will see the gash.

Will this gash be easily and totally removed in the future while at the RSC for the 5th year recomended overhaul?

19 October 2010, 02:48 AM	#1
RoleXavier Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: Coconut Creek, Fl Posts: 212	First "serious" gash. The other day I was doing some work at home with my laptop when accidentally I strike my 16610LV with a glass table, I tought... "In what way can a glass table harm my Sub"? So I didn't panic. The next morning while polishing my Sub, I noticed that there was a very minimal imperfection on the "center-to-brushed" area of the lower right lug, very small, almost invisible "at first glance" and to the untrained eye, but enought to reflect light in a way that "bothers and reminds" me what happened. Sorry for the bad quality low resolution picture from a Blackberry, but if you fine-tune your eyes you will see the gash. Will this gash be easily and totally removed in the future while at the RSC for the 5th year recomended overhaul? Attached Images

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