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http://www.eastwood.com/kroil-1-gallon.html
better than PB, get yourself a little sprayer and that gallon will last years. I use it just about everyday
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Originally Posted by Green2000
http://www.eastwood.com/kroil-1-gallon.html
better than PB, get yourself a little sprayer and that gallon will last years. I use it just about everyday
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Only thing I found that its not exceptional at is as cutting oil for my notcher/drill bits. Its too thin and burns off too quick. Aside from that, its all I use.
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Alex, you ever use that Liquid Ice polishing system? Is it worth the price? Tryin to find something that'll un**** my paint.
http://www.eastwood.com/buffing/paint-polishing.html
http://www.eastwood.com/buffing/paint-polishing.html
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Originally Posted by LittleBuddy
Alex, you ever use that Liquid Ice polishing system? Is it worth the price? Tryin to find something that'll un**** my paint.
http://www.eastwood.com/buffing/paint-polishing.html
http://www.eastwood.com/buffing/paint-polishing.html
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well, I'm neither patient nor a pro, just not sure I want to wet sand everything. Actually, I'm looking for the easiest way to get rid of the scratches.
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Alex, you ever use that Liquid Ice polishing system? Is it worth the price? Tryin to find something that'll un**** my paint.
http://www.eastwood.com/buffing/paint-polishing.html
http://www.eastwood.com/buffing/paint-polishing.html
No I haven't. I use 3M products and a dewalt variable speed buff
easiest way, take it to a pro detailer and fork the $300 for him to get rid of the scratches and then all his swirl marks. I haven't mastered dark colors yet but I can get the scratches out for you first if its cheaper for just the detail. If they are deep enough you will need a sand and re-clear
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No I haven't. I use 3M products and a dewalt variable speed buff
easiest way, take it to a pro detailer and fork the $300 for him to get rid of the scratches and then all his swirl marks. I haven't mastered dark colors yet but I can get the scratches out for you first if its cheaper for just the detail. If they are deep enough you will need a sand and re-clear
easiest way, take it to a pro detailer and fork the $300 for him to get rid of the scratches and then all his swirl marks. I haven't mastered dark colors yet but I can get the scratches out for you first if its cheaper for just the detail. If they are deep enough you will need a sand and re-clear
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