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What to do with Black paint
What is the best way to clean/buff/wax black paint on my 2500. I hate the swirl marks and spider webb looking marks after being detailed.
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06 Crew Cab, 4x4, Goerend Full Billet 48RE, 6.5' bed, level kit, 5" T.B Magnaflow, K&N big tube intake,Silver 64,Studded (625's), Big Stick(s),G.D.P belt L.P,Smarty Revo/tnt., Gauges, 3:73 ratio diffs., non-slip rear diff. Lead Foot. 2-2009 Silver Q.C 6.7 3:73 4x4 6.5' bed Stock ..... |
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