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clock/scratches was wondering? 200

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posted by  Detailer on  Sat Apr 12 18:15 CST 2003
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I use mothers alum. polish on clear plastic head lamps to remove fade and scratches have you tried this on clocks.I have not but going to junkyard on monday ill try it there . Plastic polish is so fine alum. polish is more grit and might do the trick if you tryed this let me know as i would like to know. After mothers a plastic polish might remove the scratches that mothers puts on. Head lamps are thicker and harder plastic the thin plastic of a clock dont know what mothers will do to it would like to find out and also what are you using to polish the clocks with . Thanks






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