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stains off of your car paint, follow these steps: Step one: Wash your car properly with car soap, washing mitts, two buckets of water, a hose, and a microfiber waffle-weave towel. This version of a microfiber towel is specially designed for drying.
Step two: Once the vehicle is dry to the touch, apply all-in-one polish onto the target area with a clean microfiber cloth. Alternate between rubbing the product in circular and side-to-side motions to best remove the rust.
Step three: Repeat step two until the stain is removed.
Step four: If the rust stain is old and tough to remove, try using a more abrasive polish instead. Follow the same steps as the all-in-one polish. Once the stain is removed, buff the surface with a clean microfiber cloth for a glimmering finish.
Step five: As a preventative measure, apply wax or sealant.
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