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wallyarntzen · 08-22-2009, 09:01 PM

I'm gonna tip you guys off to a big surprise. I have a brother-in-law who has been a car painter for 50 years, and a friend I met in Arizona who owns a large body shop in Miwaukee, as well as another friend with a body shop in San Antonio who all have informed me that they use a car polish called NuFinish (the once a year polish).
It comes in a orange 16oz bottle and you get at walgreens drug store for $2.39 a jug. Thats what I have been using on my coach for the past three years and it is fantastic.
You just wipe it on with a cloth and let is sit for 5 minutes or less and wipe it off. It goes on easy and wipes off easy no buffing and it really holds up well.
I would suspect you would doubt me, just go to walgreens and invest less than $2.50 try it and if don't give you excelent results inform the entire group in Capital highlighted letters that this a fluke.

Happy polishing and get all of them Newells shining.

08-22-2009, 09:01 PM	#30
wallyarntzen Member Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 17	I'm gonna tip you guys off to a big surprise. I have a brother-in-law who has been a car painter for 50 years, and a friend I met in Arizona who owns a large body shop in Miwaukee, as well as another friend with a body shop in San Antonio who all have informed me that they use a car polish called NuFinish (the once a year polish). It comes in a orange 16oz bottle and you get at walgreens drug store for $2.39 a jug. Thats what I have been using on my coach for the past three years and it is fantastic. You just wipe it on with a cloth and let is sit for 5 minutes or less and wipe it off. It goes on easy and wipes off easy no buffing and it really holds up well. I would suspect you would doubt me, just go to walgreens and invest less than $2.50 try it and if don't give you excelent results inform the entire group in Capital highlighted letters that this a fluke. Happy polishing and get all of them Newells shining.