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nonny - 31 Dec 2006 20:09 GMT

Hi again....My husband has just finished rubbing out our 1992 minnie
winnie with a power buffer and there are a lot of hazy spots...does
anyone know of a wax with a cutting agent in it that he could use to
even out the finish....i think he hates the power buffer now...He did
look for the old time Vista car wax witch contains a light cutting
compound in it, but to no avail...thanks for any input...Nonny

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John Andrews - 01 Jan 2007 04:48 GMT

> Hi again....My husband has just finished rubbing out our 1992 minnie
> winnie with a power buffer and there are a lot of hazy spots...does
> anyone know of a wax with a cutting agent in it that he could use to
> even out the finish....i think he hates the power buffer now...He did
> look for the old time Vista car wax witch contains a light cutting
> compound in it, but to no avail...thanks for any input...Nonny

What was he using for the rubbing out that he did?

I just used some scratch remover for the trunk lid of my
'beautiful black Riveria' and it did a good job of removing
minor but obvious scratches. It is a new product, kind of
expensive, ~ $8+ for a small bottle, but it worked for me. The
product is Nu Finish Scratch Doctor. Available at Wal*Mart and
other places. It is designed for use on painted surfaces
including clear coat. The label also says "Excellent for
removing bugs, tar and oxidation. Other uses: Fiberglass boats,
motorcycles, airplanes, chrome and household appliances." It
should work on an RV. I might try it on my Sundancer.

The stuff is not a polish. You have to wax the surface after
you use it.

John Andrews, Knoxville, Tennessee

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Randy G. - 03 Jan 2007 18:13 GMT

>Hi again....My husband has just finished rubbing out our 1992 minnie
>winnie with a power buffer and there are a lot of hazy spots...does
>anyone know of a wax with a cutting agent in it that he could use to
>even out the finish....i think he hates the power buffer now...He did
>look for the old time Vista car wax witch contains a light cutting
>compound in it, but to no avail...thanks for any input...Nonny

Meguires makes a product called "ScratchX" made to be applied by had
for just this sort of thing. Follow it up with "ColorX." If that
doesn't do it then he probably needs to consult a pro before going all
the way through the finish.

From Randy & Val
1990 30' Rexhal Airex

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