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Turtle Wax Rubbing Compound

i just bought some Turtle Wax Rubbing Compound Heavy Duty Cleaner. i was wondering, is it any good?

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No, it's not good if you're even thinking about using it on a model-it's way too harsh for any use on models and isn't really intended for any 1:1 modern paint job.

If you want something that's like 220/400 grit liquid-gel sandpaper that will also melt your paint because it has a bunch of harsh petroleum-based chemicals in it, it's great.

There are a couple of excellent tutorials in the FAQ's w/pictures and recommended polishes.
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Re: Turtle Wax Rubbing Compound

alright, thanks. i have wax, but no compound.
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