what I was thinking when I did it. but it was a very very file wool.
(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

Cleaned up rather nicely
Now just send me the money so you won't feel bad for not having it professionally done

now you have no excuse but to use the money for some mods... anyways though, looks pretty good with what you had to work with.

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.

Looking good Gumby.

I highly doubt a clay bar would do anything for scratches like that. You would need something abrasive.

I didn't have bad paint transfer like that, but I used it before and it worked fine.

Damn that looks way better!

Jim:
Looks great. Did you use 0000 steel wool?

Wow thats crazy. Nice job.

Tom, I'm not really sure. it was left over in my trunk from a work job a while back.