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Fiberglass Bathtub Scratches |
Fiberglass tubs have "gelcoat" surfaces that can be restored with a lot of rubbing and buffing. For this job, you need to get a three-part kit made for removal of fiberglass oxidation these are sold at marine products stores. Follow the label directions. This job normally involves buffing the scratches with a special compound, applying a seal coat, and then buffing again with rubbing wax.
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