Subject	RESPOND! Trying to get info on removing scratches for FAQ's
Posted by	OAF300ZX on May 17, 2001 at 4:17 PM
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Message	With all the recent posts on removing scratches it seems you need the right equipment (buffer) to do this. What if you don't have a buffer or any detailing equipment and need to remove some scratches by hand. What kind of products do you use? What are the correct steps to take in the process? What kind of cloth/rag/diaper do you use? Is it possible to do this by hand or should you really have some sort power buffer to do the job? I am not afraid of using a little elbow grease but I am afraid of burning a hole in my paint with a buffer! Any suggestions from those who have successfully done this by hand would be greatly appreciated. If I get enough responses I would like some help in putting together something for the FAQ's since this has come up quite a bit (and also so when I forget this info by the next time I need it, I will know where to find it). Thanks, Mark
Follow Ups	RESPOND! Trying to get info on removing scratches for FAQ's - OAF300ZX 16:17:01 05/17/01 wax on, wax off X3 (n/m) - Halo Z(HackAShaq!) 17:01:07 05/17/01 Im gonna get that Meguilers Scratch X,I heard its da Shiznit (n/m) - Ninjamonkey 17:55:56 05/17/01 what! that stuff sucks... 3M is way better... (n/m) - downshift{dazed) 18:23:23 05/17/01 check it - 93 Z32 18:24:56 05/17/01 Nu Finish seems to work on my white Z pretty well.... (n/m) - X-STAT1C 23:08:16 05/17/01
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