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just did mine a lil while back..you can see it on my "picked up a new kenner thread". I used 3m compound, just start with the least aggressive compound, fine or polishing. Depending on how bad your scratches are, then finish up with a good wax like meguires..Academy also has a marine grade 3m line of compounds and waxes that work real well.
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yea its not bad at all....only visible when u go real close to motor and look when sun is hitting it...it those lil scratches u get from like dirt after you been washing it for a while...have them on my truck to...so ill try some polish...i like to use that turtle wax as you dry stuff...works pretty good to give u a good shine |
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3M cleaner wax or 3M restorer wax will clean oxidation and small scratches pretty easy.
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Meguiars 105 then 205 then nxt. Will look brand new. Use a da polisher if u have one for the first 2 with a cutting pad.
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thanks guys...i like the looks of the meguiars 205....should be perfect for what i need...then ill finish off with the nxt
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Be careful with the rubbung compound. Get the fine. If you get a heavy grit it may scratch the black on the merc. Use a polish after compounding. The wax will leave swirl marks. Good luck !!!
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If you use a shammie to dry it with that will help not to scratch it as well.
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