We pulled into Baker's Hole campground here in West Yellowstone a few days ago only to find out they did not have an electric site for us. Something they were not able to tell us over the telephone -- grrrrrrr. On the way out via a very neglected road insofar as keeping branches trimmed we (I) managed to get several deep scratches in the clear coat. The paint is still intact. A thanks here to Xtreme Graphics and the extra layer of clear coat.
I used Turtle Wax Polishing Compound/Scratch Remover and a hand-held 3500 RPM (at no load) to try to get rid of the scratches. They are somewhat better.
What should I be using/doing to remove them entirely?
FYI -- we are at the Grizzly RV park. Great place.
If you are going to sand/polish, you are going to have to go all the way down to the bottom of the scratches.
Or, you can get to a point that you got enough of it out and it doesn't bother you as much. Call it quits and leave as much clear-coat on as you can.
Call Xtreme and see if you can put clear-coat over it either before you polish, or after. They might have a repair kit that you spray over with bottle sprayer.
George, the simple and right thing is to call James and find out then post it here. I will be interestes too as I have a few as well.