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helmutholderbenz
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if I have some light scratches on my factory tank will I be able to buff them out? 1983 gs750e. Is there a clearcoat on this tank?
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JEEPRUSTY
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Probably has clearcoat.
A light polishing compound should get most of it out. There are some pricier ones but the withe turtle wax offering has always been good enough for me. I think they make a aste and a more liquid variety. The liquid seems easier to work with at least by hand.
A light polishing compound should get most of it out. There are some pricier ones but the withe turtle wax offering has always been good enough for me. I think they make a aste and a more liquid variety. The liquid seems easier to work with at least by hand.
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helmutholderbenz
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Ok cool, Thanks
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JEEPRUSTY
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watch some youtube vids to get proper technique.
I would do it by hand hard to damage things that way.
Als be super careful on any ridges or seams of decals etc as you could burn through
I would do it by hand hard to damage things that way.
Als be super careful on any ridges or seams of decals etc as you could burn through
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helmutholderbenz
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going to watch some videos now!
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Guest
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Use a plexiglass polish it works great on light scratches in paint and clear coat finishes.
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