Poplar Grey

akmana · 08-14-2009, 05:17 PM

It looks as though there are scratches in what i assume is the clear coat on my poplar grey wood, how should i be clenaing this and what should i be using?

Greg@DetailedImage · 08-15-2009, 12:53 PM

Lot of different options. Assuming the wood is coated I would try using a light polish on it like the
Menzerna PO106FA Nano Polish (Super Finish) - 16 oz. It's an outstanding light polish that can help safely remove scratches from the clear coat and your coated hard wood. If needed try more aggressive polishes, but the light polish should provide a big help. If you need any additional recommendations please let me know.

Greg @ DI

1013mm · 08-15-2009, 02:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Greg@DetailedImage

Lot of different options. Assuming the wood is coated I would try using a light polish on it like the
Menzerna PO106FA Nano Polish (Super Finish) - 16 oz. It's an outstanding light polish that can help safely remove scratches from the clear coat and your coated hard wood. If needed try more aggressive polishes, but the light polish should provide a big help. If you need any additional recommendations please let me know.

Greg @ DI

How would we apply this and would it work on the black trim?

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Greg@DetailedImage 125 Rep 3,515 Posts Drives: clean and protected Join Date: Aug 2008 Location: NY iTrader: (0)	Lot of different options. Assuming the wood is coated I would try using a light polish on it like the Menzerna PO106FA Nano Polish (Super Finish) - 16 oz. It's an outstanding light polish that can help safely remove scratches from the clear coat and your coated hard wood. If needed try more aggressive polishes, but the light polish should provide a big help. If you need any additional recommendations please let me know. Greg @ DI
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