ok how would i get this out??
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If the compounds don't work you can wetsand. It's all very easy to do, but some pics of the damage first would be nice.
EDIT: Just looked at the pic in your gallery. Maybe my work monitor is just not as clear, but the plastic only looks scuffed. For that try some PlastX on a buff ball,like a powerball mini or similar, and a drill. You can do it by hand as well, but it will take a little more effort. Or if you happen to have a DA you can polish it out that way too.
EDIT: Just looked at the pic in your gallery. Maybe my work monitor is just not as clear, but the plastic only looks scuffed. For that try some PlastX on a buff ball,like a powerball mini or similar, and a drill. You can do it by hand as well, but it will take a little more effort. Or if you happen to have a DA you can polish it out that way too.
Last edited by SKATERBRO; 07-24-2009 at 12:46 PM.
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Most of that looks like a rub.........probably can get it off by using your finger and rubbing hard. if not you might have to get it wet sanded then buffed. A good high speed buffer with rubbing compound might do it too. then wax and polish it.
As far as the deep stuff, use the color pen and do the same thing. i think it will work. Im not a detail specialist but i bet it will help alot.
As far as the deep stuff, use the color pen and do the same thing. i think it will work. Im not a detail specialist but i bet it will help alot.
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