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2006-07-19, 8:52 PM #1

KOP_AoEJedi

How do I change this?

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I recently applied some touch up paint to some small highway-rock chips, and now i need to buff it... anyone know the best way to do this without doing more damage, as well as not using one of those spinning machines.

Originally Posted by FastGamerr

"hurr hairy guy said my backhair looks dumb hurr hairy guy smash"

2006-07-19, 9:03 PM #2

Avenger

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A clean cloth of some sort. A towel should work fine.

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2006-07-19, 9:25 PM #3

LordVirus

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I would think a chamois would work better, though.

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2006-07-19, 9:27 PM #4

KOP_AoEJedi

How do I change this?

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I tried a towel and a cleaning cloth... no effect.

Originally Posted by FastGamerr

"hurr hairy guy said my backhair looks dumb hurr hairy guy smash"

2006-07-19, 9:35 PM #5

saberopus

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Originally posted by LordVirus:

I would think a chamois would work better, though.

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2006-07-19, 11:34 PM #6

Caboose

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Try using a little clear finger nail polish, and while its still wet, buff it down with a chamoise (sp?) That should help match the clear coat.

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