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if you look at my cheesy HOW TO, i used 3M swirl remover, i tried 3M rubbing compond, but its too harsh, and was real tough to get all the lil scratches out, the 3M swirl remover works great, leave no scratches.
I would image 3M hand glaze, or polishing compond would work. but swirl remover is the finest grit you can get.
I would image 3M hand glaze, or polishing compond would work. but swirl remover is the finest grit you can get.
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I will try and source that product, but so far have had no luck. I live in Toronto, Ontario, Canada... Anyone know of a place where I could get that?
How exactly does the 3M compound work? Does it fill the scratches? Or....
How exactly does the 3M compound work? Does it fill the scratches? Or....
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