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Clear headlights using turtlewax kit 200 1990

posted by  scorron on  Mon Aug 30 02:07 CST 2010
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My father and I just gave this product a shot, and I agree - it works well. It's nothing but sanding pads of very fine grits and buffing compound. The buffing compound reminds me of chrome polish and is probably the same thing. You can achieve the same results with 600-2000 grit sandpaper and a power buffer with the proper rouge, but Turtle Wax does collect all the stuff conveniently in one place.






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