Dodge Cummins Diesel Forum - View Single Post - How to remove light scratches on a black truck

Pull Ya · 10-19-2009, 01:25 PM

There a lot of products you can use on your truck to do away with the swirls etc. I think once you get a good base of polish and wax on your truck it will become a lot eaiser and less time consuming. I use Zanio products and once you establish a base you can use Pro 5 to fill in the light scratches and it will give you an outstanding shine also. If you want more of a gloss you can put Pro 2 on top of the Pro 5 which will give you a deeper look. It sounds like a long process but it really isn't. I Started my tuck this morning at about 8 and its now 11 and I just put the last coat of Pro 2 on and am waiting for it to dry. Good luck! There is nothing that looks better than a black vehicle with a deep shine on it. If you want more detailed information you can go to autopia.org. It is a professional detailer site(free) and they will be glad to answer any question you have. They also have a large varity of products for sale. If you have any other questions I will try to help you out, just PM me.
Jay

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2004 1/2 Dodge Quad Cab 3/4 T 4x4, triple pillar mount w/ auto meter gauges, PSM, aFe pro guard 7, Edge Juice, Weston steps, Snug top shell, carpeted bed, Magnaflow muffler, Chrome grill guard, 2 in. front lift, Bilstein shocks, Sirius radio and Ravelco.

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Pull Ya Cummins Fan Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Austin, Texas Posts: 56 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Pull Ya's Truck Pics	There a lot of products you can use on your truck to do away with the swirls etc. I think once you get a good base of polish and wax on your truck it will become a lot eaiser and less time consuming. I use Zanio products and once you establish a base you can use Pro 5 to fill in the light scratches and it will give you an outstanding shine also. If you want more of a gloss you can put Pro 2 on top of the Pro 5 which will give you a deeper look. It sounds like a long process but it really isn't. I Started my tuck this morning at about 8 and its now 11 and I just put the last coat of Pro 2 on and am waiting for it to dry. Good luck! There is nothing that looks better than a black vehicle with a deep shine on it. If you want more detailed information you can go to autopia.org. It is a professional detailer site(free) and they will be glad to answer any question you have. They also have a large varity of products for sale. If you have any other questions I will try to help you out, just PM me. Jay __________________ 2004 1/2 Dodge Quad Cab 3/4 T 4x4, triple pillar mount w/ auto meter gauges, PSM, aFe pro guard 7, Edge Juice, Weston steps, Snug top shell, carpeted bed, Magnaflow muffler, Chrome grill guard, 2 in. front lift, Bilstein shocks, Sirius radio and Ravelco.