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Detailing and Cleaning
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Your Ride: 2001 330i
Acid Rain/Scratches
Hello everyone,
I just rescued an 01 E46 from an abused home. Bought it right, and the engine is now up to snuff. But is has some scratches and acid rain spots. I will probably have a recon paint job when I get more $$, any suggestions for help in the interim?
Your Ride: 1991 318is (e30 m42), 2007 Mazdaspeed 3
You might want to try a claybar and then a wax.
If that doesn't work you might want to go a step higher and use a rubbing compound, but be careful not to rub to hard or you might do more damage to the paint. After that give it a nice was and wax, I think you will see a nice improvement that way.
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Your Ride: m3
My friend have just got a site for spam removed for his m3's acid rain spots... the repaint or should I say the waxing term. I'm not that so sure about it... But it's quite good and effective. The color turns back to original.
Last edited by witeshark; 07-12-2007 at 08:22 AM..
03-07-2007, 02:22 AM
Acid Rain/Scratches
