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Trielelvan
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So I go outside and I notice that the paint on my van is becoming BADLY oxidized, like from burgundy to chalky white, and it sucks.
Damn this infernal heat...

Can someone recommend a really good wax/polymer/whatever to remove the oxidation and restore the finish to something of its former glory?

I had stuff off an infomercial once years and years ago that I used on my '72 VW superbeetle. It worked BEAUTIFULLY, but I can't remember the name of it for the life of me.

Anyone have some recommendations?
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Get it repainted np
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You might find something here:

http://www.meguiars.com/

If not, then use Meguire's after you take care of your oxidation problem.
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Oxyclean?
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