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05-11-2005, 10:26 PM
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Re: How to: Polishing with Meguiars Scratch X
Ok, so I know I am bringing up an old thread, but I didn't think this would warrant a second thread:
Scratch-X works wonders for clearing up scratches in window! Polishing a non-scratched part of model glass doesn't scew it up, it stays just as smooth as it should be. But it will fix the scratched areas pretty easily. Sand the affected spots with the paper (2400 grit for me) (not the whole glass - that would end up being too much work!) and then polish the sanded spots until they shine up. A couple applications to the sanded area and it looks good as new! This is truly a magical product.
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