Rubbing Compound?
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Rubbing Compound?
Seems as if I have suffered from parking lot "sliders" who have to rub alongside my Andorra Red 2.8 as they squeeze through to their cars. I wish the slots weren't so narrow, but what can you do in SoCal?
And then there's the a**hole who put his foot on my back bumber to tie his shoe or something. If I had seen him do it........
Any suggestions as to how to "rub out" the rub marks?
And then there's the a**hole who put his foot on my back bumber to tie his shoe or something. If I had seen him do it........
Any suggestions as to how to "rub out" the rub marks?
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Without going to a reputable detailer you may want to try a polishing compund that is clear coat
safe or a product that has gotten very good reviews here is Zaino Brothers Z5. i have yet to use it but the website is zainobros.com. I just had some scratches removed from my car by a detailer. They were in a few areas and I didn't have the patience to do it myself. Good luck.
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I had some luck with similar scratches...
Zaino Z5 when used as directed worked great on a 4 inch scratch on my right front fender. I would then recommend the Z2 treatment. As long as the scratches aren't too deep, I think you'll be pleased with the results. In fact I KNOW you will!
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