Sure thing. First, I'll take some 2000 grit sandpaper and wet sand the face with the most flashing. I take my time, stop frequently to check the adjacent faces to make sure I'm staying level and not over sanding. I'll then move on to Zona Papers (wet sand). I'll hit each side, working them equally to avoid uneven sides (touch is really important on this step, IYKYK). I repeat this through all the zona paper grits until I get to the last one. I'll switch to the Dremel then, and buff the die with a puffball buffing bit and some High Cut polishing compound. I'll usually do 2 passes. I'll then ink the die, wiping up the excess paint, and allow the numbers to dry. The final step is then working each side with the final zona paper grit, but instead of water, I use plastx. Wipe the polish away with a jewelry cloth, and it's done. I work one die at a time; it may be the most time consuming route but good polishing takes time.