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posted by  boondoggie on  Fri Jun 14 00:52 CST 2002
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First thing I would try is a "swirl remover", it's like rubbing compound, only lighter. (I like 3M's products) Start with the "wimpy-est" grit, if it doesn't work, go the next harshest, etc etc... no reason using meaner stuff than you have to, but if it look bad, rubbing compound isn't *that* scary... (Might try a spot on the underside of your trunklid or something if you've never used it before, rather than experimenting in a visible place...)

-Paul Demeo
1990 780T






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