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Old 09-10-2005, 09:21 PM
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any one know a good rubbing compound or wax that will take out scratches?i recently took off my fender flares and discovered some pretty deep scratches i need to find something to ,if not take them hide them pretty good . any feed back would be appreciated.
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ive recentally become a fan of 3M imperial hand glaze just make sure u wax after
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alot of elbow grease haha

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3M Perfect-it III rubbing compund (part # 05933)...I use it on some kinda deep scratches...there is another stage rough cut compound..but cant remember the part number...if it is through the clear you might have to wet sand to lessen the affects of the scratch....then hit with the perfect compound and then hit with a hand glaze and wax...seems like a lot of steps but jus depends on how bad the scratch is..good luck..
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i guess i'll have try some of that stuff. these scratches have got me a little worried.thanks for the feed back
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i have some of that 3M **** at my house justin. there's two kinds though. i have one of them. holla....
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im gonna have to come by and check you out.i need to do something those scratches are an eye catcher and a tear jerker
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get ahold of me and let me know what days and shift your workin. i tried to call you a couple of days ago but i think your phone is in the same shape seth's is
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[QUOTE=Oh_4_4_Dr]3M Perfect-it III rubbing compund (part # 05933)...I use it on some kinda deep scratches...


Thats what you want. I wouldn't suggest using the rough cut stuff from 3m might be toooo much.
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Not meaning to hijack but I just got some bad scratches on my truck too. Where would the best place to get the 3M rubbing compound be?


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