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March 12th 04, 12:27 AM
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Take a look at www.zainobros.com. I'd recommend the clay bar and
scratch/swirl remover. I've had black trucks and cars that looked awesome after using their products. -Jeff "4000 psi" > wrote in message news:KfmNb.4167$Xq2.1385@fed1read07... > my jet black vehicle has developed some hair-like scratches most likely from > washing, etc. ... are there any effective compounds that can buff this kind > of scratch out? any suggestions would be appreciated ... > > > > 
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