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dazz25	posted on 4th Aug 03 at 17:29
	cheers mate ill try that.
oztek corsa	posted on 4th Aug 03 at 09:29
	Use a compound polish (has small bits in it) to bring the dead paint up, then polish with a finer polish to make it shiny and then wax it to keep it shinier for longer.
Kris TD	posted on 4th Aug 03 at 08:57
	quote: Originally posted by and-m Otherwise known as T Cut or similar... or not
dazz25	posted on 3rd Aug 03 at 20:32
	Yeh i got the right colour code. It was mixed by a local bodyshop!
waynep	posted on 3rd Aug 03 at 20:29
	did u check u had the right colour code lol or just get n e old silver
dazz25	posted on 3rd Aug 03 at 20:16
	I used a spraygun.
AdamF	posted on 3rd Aug 03 at 17:55
	what did you spray it with
and-m	posted on 3rd Aug 03 at 16:29
	Otherwise known as T Cut or similar...
dazz25	posted on 3rd Aug 03 at 10:55
	Whats the rubbing compound called? I put another coat of laquer on and it looks abit better!!!
combat_sri	posted on 3rd Aug 03 at 10:47
	i heard if you use a rubbing compound on the rest of the car it will bring the dull paintwork up abit and make it shinier.
dazz25	posted on 3rd Aug 03 at 10:39
	Ive just finished spraying my spoiler in silver but it looks alot shinier than the rest of the car! Is there anyway i can dull it down abit? Any help appreciated.