http://www.eastwood.com/kroil-1-gallon.html


better than PB, get yourself a little sprayer and that gallon will last years. I use it just about everyday

 

Ooh. I love Kroil. Will never use PB, Liquid Wrench, WD-40, or anything ever again

 

Only thing I found that its not exceptional at is as cutting oil for my notcher/drill bits. Its too thin and burns off too quick. Aside from that, its all I use.

 

I'm partial to using 3 in 1 oil for a cutting oil. It's cheap, thick, and it works. And the smell of it burning away is just divine.

 

Alex, you ever use that Liquid Ice polishing system? Is it worth the price? Tryin to find something that'll un**** my paint.

http://www.eastwood.com/buffing/paint-polishing.html

 

My suggestion for that is no. Unless you're a patient and practiced pro. Especially on black, you'll more than likely end up with swirls, or no clear coat left

 

well, I'm neither patient nor a pro, just not sure I want to wet sand everything. Actually, I'm looking for the easiest way to get rid of the scratches.

 

No I haven't. I use 3M products and a dewalt variable speed buff



easiest way, take it to a pro detailer and fork the $300 for him to get rid of the scratches and then all his swirl marks. I haven't mastered dark colors yet but I can get the scratches out for you first if its cheaper for just the detail. If they are deep enough you will need a sand and re-clear

 

Anyone buy anything for cyber Monday?

 

Some stuff from aa

 

read this:
http://www.detailedimage.com/Auto-De...hing/#overview

 

Do you have the Cliffs Notes link?

 

it might be easier to have it done because most of them are down to the primer I think.

 

If its through the clear then buffing wont do ****, you gotta have it resprayed

 

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