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03-17-2002, 03:05 PM

Try water sanding them with 2000 or 1200 hundred grid water paper. Make sure you do not go past the clear always keep what ever you are water sanding wet. after water sanding dry and add a rubing compound if you don't have a buffer you'll need to rub it in by hand. Then your last step is to add a good amount of waxs and they should be shine . Just be sure not to go past the clear .
Try that.

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03-17-2002, 03:05 PM	#18
frizzo60 Posts: n/a	Try water sanding them with 2000 or 1200 hundred grid water paper. Make sure you do not go past the clear always keep what ever you are water sanding wet. after water sanding dry and add a rubing compound if you don't have a buffer you'll need to rub it in by hand. Then your last step is to add a good amount of waxs and they should be shine . Just be sure not to go past the clear . Try that.