Hairline scratches in clearcoat

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Adam Leinss - 28 Mar 2005 17:24 GMT

What product(s) do you recommend in repairing scratches in clearcoat?
I have a few hairline scratches on the top of my Tahoe. They don't
look very deep, but just having them there is annoying me.

Thanks,
Adam

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Shades - 28 Mar 2005 19:47 GMT

'Race Glaze' or a TRUE Carnauba wax. There is also a swirl mark remover
that is great, but the name slips my mind.

> What product(s) do you recommend in repairing scratches in clearcoat?
> I have a few hairline scratches on the top of my Tahoe. They don't
> look very deep, but just having them there is annoying me.
>
> Thanks,
> Adam

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Adam Leinss - 29 Mar 2005 23:44 GMT

> 'Race Glaze' or a TRUE Carnauba wax. There is also a swirl
> mark remover
> that is great, but the name slips my mind.

I tried to order Race Glaze, but the minimum purchase at the web site
was $35 and I only put in a $14 purchase. So I had to cancel it. I
went to Walmart and got Megiuars Scratch X remover for $7. The
scratches seem lighter now, but when I first noticed them it was in
direct sunlight and today was not sunny. So we'll see!

Thanks for the advice.

Adam

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Shades - 30 Mar 2005 00:17 GMT

Look around your area for an Auto Body supply store. They stock Race
Glaze and many 'Commercial buffs, polishes, etc...

>> 'Race Glaze' or a TRUE Carnauba wax. There is also a swirl
>> mark remover
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>
> Adam

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el Diablo - 30 Mar 2005 03:06 GMT

>> 'Race Glaze' or a TRUE Carnauba wax. There is also a swirl
>> mark remover
[quoted text clipped - 9 lines]
>
> Adam

You can buy it here with out a minimum purchase.

http://www.afterthoughtsauto.com/racglazpolse.html

Brian

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