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Car Paint Job Restoration Cleaning The Area

Car Paint Job Restoration Cleaning The Area
How To Fix Cracking Paint
We started by thoroughly cleaning the area with PPG DX320 Wax and Grease Remover and then carefully ground out the area with a 3M 3-inch 36-grit Roloc disc. Watch out that you don't allow the disc to touch another finished part of the car or a piece of chrome trim. A 3M Roloc bristle disc will help you to clean out the hard-to-reach places without removing any sheetmetal. View Related Article
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