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  1. 04-11-2006, 09:12 AM #1
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    Default paint scratches

    Whats the best way to get rid of the brush marks from the drive thru car wash, during the winter mths I'll run her thru to get rid of the salt n keep it somewhat clean....its black so you can imagine how the scrathes show.???
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    Lots of ways. One of the easiest is to get some rubbing compound and just work it into the surface of your rig. I've found that I can get some scratches out just by doing this.

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    Get yourself onto the Meguiars website (Meguiars.com) and they have lots of information on how to restore your paint. I have used their products for over 30 years and swear by them. The use of a random orbit or DA (dual action) buffer along with an assortment of their products will leave you amazed by the results.
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