First I need to warn you that I have never done this before and therefore do not know what I am talking about.
If you do not make good progress with just the buffing wheel, I would start with a fine sandpaper on an orbital sander to remove the mistake, and then buff it out with the felt wheel and a buffing compound.

Jo,

If it doesn't work out, this is simply a one-time tuition payment to the School of Hard Knocks. We've all attended one time or another.

I measure twice and cut once, then the customer decides they want it larger.

[Or the laser starts in the wrong place. Had Corel 9 send the file to the wrong spot yesterday on one file on two different sends. It took a long time to send, should have a clue. Rebooted Corel and it sent it to the right spot then.]

Philadelphia, PA (Really Bensalem)

Harvey's Tips Page When you finally understand it completely... it changes.

I don't know what the actual cost of the trophy was. We were contracted by a local jeweler to engrave the piece. Once the trophy was given out at the golf tourney the winner brought it to us to engrave.

My hubby found a way to "cover" the mistake. We will find out next week if it is workable. If not we will be eating the cost and replacing it and as I said, hubby will have a new bed in the backyard. :P 

Hee, hee, hee. I'm really not that mean and didn't say a word when it didn't turn out as planned. It could have just as easily been me.

But, I was smart enough to leave the job for hubby to do so I coudn't be blamed for not "measuring twice, cutting once." I ain't no dummy.