Reply to "polished zf"

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Mark,
All you would have to do at this point is use a buffing wheel and some white compound and it would come out great with very little work. At least the spots that are easy to get to. You've done the hard part already !
But it looks good the way it is as well.

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Originally posted by Mark Charlton:
I lightly wet-sanded the top parts (didn't sand any other areas) of my box with 320 grit and used rub-n-buff. Not as good as a pro buff, but great results for a couple of hours work, especially when the box is IN the car.

7/22/052:41 PM

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