Jack, The Micro Mesh stuff that Sporty's (and others) sells works good, but takes quite a while to use if the scratches are very deep. Basically what you do with MicroMesh is that you wet-sand the scratches out. They supply varying grits of VERY fine cloth-backed sandpaper in the kit that you use sequentially to polish out the scratches. I've used it. It works, but it
takes quite a while to do it. If the scratches are not too deep, there are a couple of grades of Meguiar's Miro-Glaze (sp?) that do a pretty good job of filling in fine scratches and surface imperfections. Wayne DelRossi Alon N5618F Simpsonville SC
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