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The brown 3M compound is great for highly oxidized surfaces. If you
really want a mirror finish, follow up by polishing with 3M's Finesse-it polishing compound (white). I use Collinite's Fleetwax paste, a hard paste wax that always comes out on top when Powerboat Reports tests all the waxes. Don't get those compounds at your boat store... you can get them for probably half at local auto supply places, or he http://www.autobodydepot.net Topher wrote: We use 3M's Super Duty Compound with a high speed buffer. Then we apply Mcguires Flag ship wax with a orbital buffer. It works very well. -Chris |
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