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Old 08-05-2007, 12:50 PM
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Which is the best OTC product to use to remove swirls and scratches with a PC?
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Old 08-05-2007, 01:17 PM
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Megs ScratchX or Mothers PowerPolish. Why would u want to get OTC products....?
I thought u can get all and any kinds of those swirls removers in AG....? Hehehe...
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Someone actually asked me about it and I didnt know what to tell them since I do buy all my stuff from AG...
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Old 08-05-2007, 01:35 PM
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maybe some of the 3m stuff, you can find them at alot of places... napa sells most of the line usually
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you might be able to find some Megs #83 DACP. Look for the brown professional line bottles.
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I see some Meguiar's professional polishes in Pep Boys
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I'd spend some bucks and get some boutique products from AG. Trust me, you don't want those "swirl removers" that will induce you more swirls.
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I'd spend some bucks and get some boutique products from AG. Trust me, you don't want those "swirl removers" that will induce you more swirls.
You especially don't want any turtle wax rubbing compound
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You especially don't want any turtle wax rubbing compound
unless you are detailing an alive turtle...
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unless you are detailing an alive turtle...
HAhah...I have a turtle but I don't know about rubbing compound all over her shell.
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