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i just have a feeling that the area im trying to work with might be too large to come out clean
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i just have a feeling that the area im trying to work with might be too large to come out clean
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For those light scratches I would try a plastic polish first (or the magic eraser trick). What I described is only needed for those heavier gushes...
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