KMeloney
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...And I'm not sure what to use on it to buff it out.
I've used that PlastiX solution on some glossy interior trim pieces (specifically on the faux-wood trim) on my '09 Tahoe, and it did a great job of getting scratches out of that. But, you couldn't really tell whether it added fine scratches to those pieces -- and since I'm looking to get a scratch out of an exterior piece where the sun will highlight imperfections, I'm not sure whether it's appropriate for this circumstance.
Thoughts? Thanks.
I've used that PlastiX solution on some glossy interior trim pieces (specifically on the faux-wood trim) on my '09 Tahoe, and it did a great job of getting scratches out of that. But, you couldn't really tell whether it added fine scratches to those pieces -- and since I'm looking to get a scratch out of an exterior piece where the sun will highlight imperfections, I'm not sure whether it's appropriate for this circumstance.
Thoughts? Thanks.
