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pelican- unless you have scuffage no need to polish it. if you have tars and stuff use a soft claybar instead. (actually i use RC car motor spray on a
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pelican- unless you have scuffage no need to polish it. if you have tars and stuff use a soft claybar instead. (actually i use RC car motor spray on a rag to wipe off tars).
if you do want to polish, ScratchX (available locally) are easy to use. get a foam applicator pad and use some elbow grease. be very careful on the wheels cause the coating is pretty thin. |
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