Peanut Butter!?

[dr00t]

Hey, I took the Autopia Forum's advice about using peanut butter, and LOOK WHAT IT DID!!!!



I LOVE THIS STUFF. THANK YOU "JIFFY" (crunchy) !





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If you have any questions or comments on how to spread the PB, then just email me!!!

 

[jonw440]

 

[Mindflux]

I'd like to believe that worked, but I'm guessing the oils from the peanutbutter just filled in the scratches.



:nixweiss

 

[Nitrous115]

dude all you have to do is put the peanut butter on the buffer pad and turn it up to 6. Make sure you use a cutting pad. It works every time.

 

[Kyle K.]

Wait... you guys must be joking. Peanut butter on a cutting pad?

 

[dr00t]

Nope, no joke. For best results, you need to use crunchy peanut butter.

 

[schoi]

Uhhhh... I have serious doubts about that. Try using some sort of paint cleanser or something that will get rid of oils and such. Let's see if the scratches are still there.



If not, then, well, damn!

 

[chevyguy28]

You guys are after just the oil right? If you want a little less mess, go to any organic grocery store and buy their peanut butter. The oil separates from the solids. Cost is about $1.00. On the other hand, most probably already have peanut butter at home.

 

[marvin salud]

I wonder if this is a joke. Now some fool out there is going to try this at home. He types this as he runs to the pantry.

 

[TurboCat]

And for extra abrasiveness, try Peanut Brittle!!! LOL

 

[Scottwax]

Mix in some regular butter and sour cream and it acts like a polymer!

 

[rstype]

LOL! Extra crunchy, eh?