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29 June 2007, 04:46 PM
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looks like you've got some holes to fill as well.
what have you used so far to remove them? i'd start by using some apc left to soak for 5 mins, then wash off with a good shampoo and mit. then rinse. dry with micro fibre then clay. start with a megs qd kit. you can always try a more aggressive clay later. if you don't want to try a more aggressive clay try some t cut or scratch x if you don't want to spend a lot. personally i'd recommend menzerna intensive polish. if that doesn't shift it then power gloss. have you got a pc or rotary that you can use on it?
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what have you used so far to remove them? i'd start by using some apc left to soak for 5 mins, then wash off with a good shampoo and mit. then rinse. dry with micro fibre then clay. start with a megs qd kit. you can always try a more aggressive clay later. if you don't want to try a more aggressive clay try some t cut or scratch x if you don't want to spend a lot. personally i'd recommend menzerna intensive polish. if that doesn't shift it then power gloss. have you got a pc or rotary that you can use on it?
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29 June 2007, 09:00 PM
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I am not getting the holes filled in as im not sure that i wont change back to the origianl one day so have put some bolts to fit back where the holes are instead of the tape the previous owner put on, sprayed them black to blend in, they look suprisingly ok 
30 June 2007, 11:25 AM
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nice idea. i've used rubber gromits from halfords before. seems to do the trick and a damn site cheaper. 
to save buying loads of stuff pm me youd addy and i'll post you a sample of the power gloss. should sort it out for you. just need to find a little pot to put it in lol.
to save buying loads of stuff pm me youd addy and i'll post you a sample of the power gloss. should sort it out for you. just need to find a little pot to put it in lol.
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As above, chances are the area will need to be polished hard by machine or even wetsanded then machined to fully remove the marks (if strong chemical cleaners and claying have had no effect). Do you have a machine polisher?
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