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Reply With QuoteMost likely surface scrathces from rubbing a little too hard. Try "Mothers Scratch Remover" it should take it right out. I have used it with fantastic results.
This is a discussion on Bug and Tar remover scuffing... Help within the Detailing Forum forums, part of the Tech & Modifying & General Repairs category; Had an incident the other day while scrubbing some bugs off the front of my hood... after washing everything away ...
Had an incident the other day while scrubbing some bugs off the front of my hood... after washing everything away I noticed a couple spots were abnormally dull and scuffed looking... I think I might've scrubbed too hard
Did I ruin the clear coat or just add a bunch of surface swirls/scratches?
I'll break out the supplies this weekend and see if I can't polish it up a little...maybe take care of the problem
Any insight is great
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Most likely surface scrathces from rubbing a little too hard. Try "Mothers Scratch Remover" it should take it right out. I have used it with fantastic results.
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+1, either that or Meg's Scratch-X and you should be fine.Originally Posted by dcpatters
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ACT HD Street Clutch:Lightened Flywheel:'05 Helical Front Diff
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