Subject	OK, but I'm curious....
Posted by	ZXoltan on January 16, 2013 at 3:53 PM
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In Reply To	you are wrong :) posted by Antihero on January 16, 2013 at 03:32 PM
Message	why do they differentiate it from "OTHER abrasive polishing or compounding solutions" Seems to me you just proved me right, but did you try it on your car yet without the lubricant? :-P
Follow Ups	Removing paint from door dings - ZXRider 10:20:00 01/16/13 Mothers wheel polish will work on a small spot. (n/m) - John@Z1 10:39:18 01/16/13 Sorry to hear! Some light compound from any auto parts store - Jayru 10:46:23 01/16/13 Re: Sorry to hear! Some light compound from any auto parts store - 280ZuL8R 10:59:36 01/16/13 try non abrassives first. - Antihero 11:16:08 01/16/13 Claybar should do the trick with ease. (n/m) - TriniTT 11:37:20 01/16/13 FYI- Claybar is an abrasive. - ZXoltan 12:00:22 01/16/13 Are you certain? I'm not sure I agree - Antihero 14:35:09 01/16/13 I am probably wrong.... so go ahead and try it without lube - ZXoltan 15:15:13 01/16/13 you are wrong :) - Antihero 15:32:20 01/16/13 OK, but I'm curious.... - ZXoltan 15:53:43 01/16/13 poorly written english, but i think the intent is clear. - Antihero 16:58:24 01/16/13 Dude, think whatever u want-- - ZXoltan 03:30:44 01/17/13 I don't know what your problem is. - Antihero 08:59:50 01/17/13 Use rubbing compound to remove the paint. Then - Milo (SATX) 12:04:09 01/16/13 +1 - but make sure you use someone who comes referred - Jayru 12:29:59 01/16/13 I use Meguiars Scratch X 2.0 (n/m) - RICH1 12:27:04 01/16/13 btw, because of the way the clay bar works it will be more - ZXoltan 15:55:15 01/16/13 WD40 or Goo Gone(the citrus stuff) - PiotrC70 19:06:33 01/16/13
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