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Has the car been in Florida its entire life? Possibly a combination of the Florida climate and Nissans thin paint/clear. This type of oxidation is actually a common issue. You
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Has the car been in Florida its entire life? Possibly a combination of the Florida climate and Nissans thin paint/clear. This type of oxidation is actually a common issue.
You can try to buff out the oxidation with a rubbing compound followed by a polishing compound to restore the shine. Always use the least abrasive compound that will work. |
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