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Old 10-25-2015, 03:02 PM #1
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Buffing with a dremel
Could I use a dremel tool with buffing attachment to buff out a small series of scratches on the door of my 4Runner without damage?
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It spins WAAAAAY too fast. You'd burn right through the clear coat without even trying. Trust me
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I agree.

Don't do it. You WILL burn the paint.
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Sounds like the voice of experience
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Yep. Lessons learned when young and naive. :-)
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Um hell no don't even try it. Better off getting some scratch-ex and trying to do it by hand.
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