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TrackTimePlz

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  • Birthday 09/21/1983

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    Clint
  1. oh wow, well ive only used one on about 4 vehicles, so I guess ive not run into plastics soft enough to wear down like that. Id say, as with anything else, do a test spot to make sure your project doesnt experience this. Good call though, I can definitely see how it could wear something soft enough
  2. HA! Something I can actually contribute on, woot! Far and away, the best thing ive found to remove wax/polish bird stains, ect, from plastics or other non painted/polished surfaces, is MR Clean Magic Eraser. You need 1/10th the effort required in the OPs suggestion, but the only caveat is to be careful around pained surfaces. I would even tape off painted surfaces that you may end up hitting while scrubbing the affected plastics, as Magic Erasers will leave fine scratches comparable to a light rubbing compound.
  3. Hi all, found a thread from this forum while google searching, looked like a good community so I figured id sign up. Just started researching on real detailing, and paint correction, its kind of addicting honestly.. Good thing ive got some toys to practice on:banana: Thanks for having me, maybe one day ill be able to contribute some meaningful advice for someone else to pick up on a google search, till then, ill be lurking.
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