oxidized paint
07-06-2004 | 04:35 PM
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all in one cleaner polish works good. so do poorboys ssr products. you can use these by hand but if you have a machine you can go 3m or menzerna or meguiars no 9 then follow up with your 50/50 isowater mixture and apply whatever final topping you want i.e. zaino, meguiars NXT and so on
07-06-2004 | 07:45 PM
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Originally posted by 6']['9
all in one cleaner polish works good. so do poorboys ssr products. you can use these by hand but if you have a machine you can go 3m or menzerna or meguiars no 9 then follow up with your 50/50 isowater mixture and apply whatever final topping you want i.e. zaino, meguiars NXT and so on
all in one cleaner polish works good. so do poorboys ssr products. you can use these by hand but if you have a machine you can go 3m or menzerna or meguiars no 9 then follow up with your 50/50 isowater mixture and apply whatever final topping you want i.e. zaino, meguiars NXT and so on
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