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| Depends on what type of product your referring to. I would use a dedicated polish vs. a scratch remover.
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| Try some SSR1 by Poorboy's World (brand)] You can get it via here : Superior Auto Detailing Supplies
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| Don't use a glaze. It would just fill in the swirls and then would come off after some wash and then you'll see it again. This is why you use a polish to remove the swirls and ligth scratches. |
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| If you have a scratch just get a good buffer and some light rubbing compound(based on the one 3m sells is around 1500 grit). With this it'll take out light scratches on the car and then afterwards clean it up and wax over it. Do it right the first time. |
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| good!I was looking for this for so long!
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