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You can use regular compound and polish. I’m always scared to sand down plastic. The Adams white polish and blue compound both work well. I have their 1” detail buffer and it really works well on plastic lights and chrome.
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Thank you too for the help.
I want to avoid sanding but I guess it depends on the depth of the scratches and how badly I want to get rid of them... which is not so badly. That Adams polisher looks nice. I bought a sketchy budget version off Amazon. So far, it works great but I don't expect it to hold up. If the Meguiar's 105 doesn't get it done, I'll try a heavier compound next. Mike |
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