Two (+1) that come to mind are:
(1) 3M puts out a product called Finesse-it. This is a liquid polishing
compound. After use, you still need to go back and apply a wax or sealer.
(2) Meguiar's also puts out a nice series of polishing/sealing compounds you
use in sequence.
Both of the above are found at professional paint shops. Check your local
yellow pages for an automotive paint shop. I'm sure there are a number of
other products out there also. They may be able to tell you about more of
them.
(+1) Also, a nice polish/wax combination I've found is Liquid Luster. This
can be used by hand or machine. It works well for polishing and taking out
spider-web type scratches. The wax element isn't the longest lasting, but
you could always use another surface sealer over it.
Hope this helps.
Rich - Ashburn, VA
-----Original Message-----
From: (MAGNUM S/T) [mailto:hoegen@kersur.net]
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 4:29 PM
To: dakota-truck-moderator@bent.twistedbits.net
Subject: DML: Orbital polisher
Hey all,
I have this 7" orbital polisher that I can use to wax and polish my
Dak...thing is, I dont see much of a difference when I use it and when I do
the job by hand....and it seems to take just as long to use.
Can anyone recommend a polish/cleaner/wax whatever which is specifically
designed to be used with one of these so I can make the most out of this toy
:-) ?
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