Re: Paint Oxidation

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Subject: Re: Paint Oxidation
From: Steven Silverstein <milano164@domain.elided>
Date: Sun, 06 Jan 2002 09:36:49 +0000
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BTW, they also make a good "convertible" window cleaner.

I would suggest getting use to using the 3-M products by starting
with the Finess-it II on a normal car... non-clear coat or clear coat.
I really is a cleaner/swirl type of polish and does a great job.

If you have to go to a heavier polish, try the Perfect-it or for REALLY
oxidized paint use the Imperial polish.   The Imperial polish will remove
a lot so be careful and watch how you are using it.

Check the website.  It really is informative.

Steve

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