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Chevy350 
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 Topic: Best Compound/product to remove scratchesPosted: February-27-2017 at 3:53pm |
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Hey guys, been awhile for me but I have a question. What would be the best product/compound to remove scratches from a bumper. Not super deep but someone backed into my bumper and luckly only scuffed it up. Would I be able to buff them out and if so, which compound would be the best?
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quinner
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Posted: February-27-2017 at 4:25pm |
Sounds like me when I was 16 and I told my pop's "his hubcaps were missing because someone stole them" lol not cuz I was taking corners like an indy car racer. Start with polish, if not cutting it go to compound, etc. etc. |
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Posted: February-27-2017 at 4:48pm |
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Justin,
I assume your bumpers are plastic and painted? If yes, then go with CQ's recommendation. If chrome, then look for a polish at the auto supply that's designed for chrome. |
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desertskier
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Posted: February-27-2017 at 4:49pm |
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I have pretty good luck with this stuff but I'm sure there are others that work well also.
Meguires Ultimate Compound |
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