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Old 03-10-2010, 02:20 PM
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I would try using an extra fine cut cleaning compound first. Something like Meguiar’s paint cleaner #A3016. Don’t start with a cutting compound. Cutting, e.g. rubbing, compounds are more aggressive compounds. Cleaners are very fine cut compounds and work well on minor surface imperfections. My 4runner is nautical blue and shows every scratch and scuff so I use this cleaner all the time. Just put it on a soft cotton cloth and rub in a circular motion. An old tee shirt or cotton baby diaper work well. Start here and see if it cleans up.
Thanks now that the weather is getting nice i will try that this weekend
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