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There are also a number of reconditioning kits you can buy from auto parts stores or on line. Most use a range of wet sandpapers, going from mid level cut to very fine, and then a high gloss sealant you apply at the end. I've used these kits a couple of times and they work very well, you just need time and patience to do it properly - lots and lots of sanding and rubbing and be careful but decisive when applying the sealant as it sets very quickly.
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