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  1. 04-25-2009, 08:07 PM #1
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    Ford trim/pillar

    How do I take care of this problem. The expedition
    I am working on looks like this:
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    Re: Ford trim/pillar

    You can polish those. Just use a lite polish like menzerna 87MC or 85RD
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    Re: Ford trim/pillar

    I am using a flex with Menz FP. It cleaned some of it but
    didn't really shine it up. I have seen those shine after
    being done. I was using a blue LC pad after using a white
    with 3m Perfect-it II Rubbing compound.
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    Re: Ford trim/pillar

    You need a polish with less cut and more gloss. Menzerna 87MC or 85RD would work better. FP has a 3.0 cut while 85RD has a 1.5 cut.
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    Re: Ford trim/pillar

    Thank you loudog2
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