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Nu Finish? 120-130

posted by  Volvo From Heck on  Wed Jul 22 03:32 CST 2009
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As others have posted--Nu-Finish has been around a long time. Being of the lazy sort myself, I've found it to be an excellent one-step product for badly oxidized paint. I used to use polishing compound and then wax with the professional polishing machine left over from my dad's used car business. Using the buffing machine with Nu-Finish takes a lot of the work out of the job. Once cleaned up with the machine a light application by hand a couple of times a year keeps it nice. -- Dave






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