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04-12-2008, 10:02 AM

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RE: Overspray!

Thanks for all the suggestions, The gas on the paint makes me a touch nervous as well but I'll try some of those bars and a thing of oops first. Worse case sceniero I'll dissasemble the rear and get the buffer out with some microfinishing compound from 3M. Hopefully the bar and oops works cause taking all that @#)( apart could be a pain in the *****!. Oh well time to get up close and personal with the scoot and work on that tennis elbow! lol.

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04-12-2008, 10:16 AM

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OOPS is all you need! Safe and it works. NO GAS NO GAS NO GAS NO GAS!

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04-12-2008, 10:30 AM

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Thanks for all the suggestions, The gas on the paint makes me a touch nervous as well but I'll try some of those bars and a thing of oops first. Worse case sceniero I'll dissasemble the rear and get the buffer out with some microfinishing compound from 3M. Hopefully the bar and oops works cause taking all that @#)( apart could be a pain in the *****!. Oh well time to get up close and personal with the scoot and work on that tennis elbow! lol.

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I have a rule when detailing . . . ALWAYS start with the weakest option FIRST. I only use a solvent AFTER I've tried several weaker options. The beauty of the clay bar is it works without chemicals. Most people don't know how to use it so do some research on the net first.

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