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Dunno tattooguy. I would bet it will take at least light scratches out. It took some marks and scratches off my V&H exhaust covers. The stuff cost me less than 4 bucks so it would be cheap to find out. Good luck.
ORIGINAL: tattooguy
Yes, I saw it.. but will it take out the scratchs?
I normally use pigsnot and Meguiers, but they are not taking the fine scratchs out...
I will pick some up tomorrow... I have a closed primary and the top is got some scratchs... Its just one of those things that bugs me... you know what I mean....
Yep, I know what you mean. When I start cleaning, I get real **** about it.
ORIGINAL: tattooguy
I will pick some up tomorrow... I have a closed primary and the top is got some scratchs... Its just one of those things that bugs me... you know what I mean....
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