I would give a scratch and swirl removal
wax a shot such as 3Ms product. Meguires,
Mother's, etc. have similar products.
I bet Zaino does too. A clay bar may work
also. A good cleaner wax may be all you
need too, they are less abrasive than a
scratch and swirl removal wax.
If these don't work, like the Bullitt-
heads above said, a GOOD body shop.
Good luck! I feel your pain.
Let us know how it works out.
BTW, I don't know what brand clay bar you
have but the one I have (Griot's Garage)
recommends using a lubricant between the
clay and the clearcoat. Fogging (micro
scratches) can result if the lubricant is
not used. The lubricant can be water but I
use Griot's Speedshine...works great.
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DHG #3875
Modifications:
BULLITT chase scene recreated on rear dash
with Revell 1/25 scale 68 GT 390 Fastback and
68 Charger R/T metal body models. Unfortunately
the hub caps don't come off the Charger.
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