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Chemically removing copper sheet dents and scratches

Hi, I'm working on a copper sheet 0.5 mm(4 feet by 8 feet) and has been dented and scratched through handling. I would like to know if I can eliminate the dents and scratch through a chemical process. I have tried doing it mechanically and it takes a lot of time. Help!

Barry Umacob

2006

There is no practical way of doing it chemically. Keep up with the mechanical way and welcome to the world of "bench work".

Guillermo Marrufo

2006

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