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Subject: Re: BLACK CARS
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Date: Wed, 9-Oct-85 14:03:00 EDT
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After  power  buffing  and sometimes waxing, I go over the car with a glaze,
this is intended to remove swirl marks.  I have seen several  products  that
perform  about  the  same.    Some  include  a  pink  liquid  put out by the
"cargroom" line.  Or there is the  black  "Liquid  Ebony".    I  think  that
Dietzler  also has such I product.  I have been most satisfied with dietzler
products like paint, and buffing compounds so they might be  a  good  choice
for the glaze but you often have to buy in rather large containers.

-Tony