a little detailing work after accident
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Originally Posted by Grimm
Steel wool on paint, yikes!!
(it was in my trunk)
when I used it it was very wet and only rubbed lightly.
yesterday a few people who seen the before and after up close were amazed at how good it looked.
and trust me guys I wont be doing it again in that area cause im done
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Well with white I suppose scratches are going to be difficult to see, especially down low like that. But I sure wouldn't advise trying that with a dark colored car. The better route would be to use a clay bar or something chemical to remove the paint, and then use polish.
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Looking good Gumby.
I highly doubt a clay bar would do anything for scratches like that. You would need something abrasive.
Originally Posted by Grimm
Well with white I suppose scratches are going to be difficult to see, especially down low like that. But I sure wouldn't advise trying that with a dark colored car. The better route would be to use a clay bar or something chemical to remove the paint, and then use polish.
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Originally Posted by 95SLE
Jim:
Looks great. Did you use 0000 steel wool?
Looks great. Did you use 0000 steel wool?