Rubbing Compound Blooper
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Rubbing Compound Blooper
Hi all, I just tried to use rubbing compound to remove some scratches and ended up putting about 10000000 micro scratchers in my bumper. It looks really dull. I already tried to waz it a bunch of times but it wont come out. Please Help!
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why dont you come by the shop tommorow and I'll fix it up for you, I'll be there in the afternoon about 3-4pm till about 8pm
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Turtle wax scratch and swirl remover might give you temporary relief. It hid a long surface scratch on the side of my car.
I don't think its a permanent solution since after the winter the scratch is visible again. But that probably means it does little or no harm - unlike rubbing compond.
I don't think its a permanent solution since after the winter the scratch is visible again. But that probably means it does little or no harm - unlike rubbing compond.
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Originally Posted by qwk_wrx
hey jeremy, what polisher do you use...i have the same prob...
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Originally Posted by SlickmisterN
oh I didnt know thats where you worked, my bad. 
Ill give you a call before I come.
Ill give you a call before I come.
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I have found a lot of useful info on www.detailcity.com Forums all about, duh, detailing.
Hope that helps.
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Hope that helps.
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