@VapeyMama Use a fine steel wool and then finish it up with a folded up piece of tin foil. A luthier friend of mine turned me on to this trick.
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My suggestion would be scotchbrite. You can get it in various levels of abrasive, it is sort of spongy so you wont take a ton of metal off. Might want to put blue tape over the display and the leather and other sensitive bits to protect them. After you get it off, get a clear wrap from jwraps or vaporskinz to protect the metal from scratches.
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That’s a great idea, I wouldn’t have thought of clear wraps!
Without making it look dull? 
I used a nail buffer on mine and nailpolish remover.
But i do get a silicone case for all my mods. Jojo makes one for every shape and size on amazon!
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They have one for that toaster you haul around.
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No dulling… rather, buffs and polishes to a shine. It is also a nice aid in buffing and polishing delicate wood finishes.
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Hey! That toaster has a name, it’s Bob.
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Haha yeah, but toaster is a pretty accurate description! 
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Well done @VapeyMama , looks like a great start. I also agree about using the 3/0 steel wool.I use it often when applying fine oil finishes on wood projects. It should cut the loose paint well and still leave the metal intact.
Here is a pic of 00 and it is used for polishing metal.
Great idea @Kinnikinnick
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Don King in the house everybody!!!
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