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The "permissive use" clause is a critical provision in many car insurance policies that addresses scenarios where someone other than the owner drives with permission but is not listed on the policy. This clause typically extends liability coverage to friends, family members, or temporary borrowers as long as they have explicit consent from the owner. However, not all policies include this clause automatically; some require separate riders or specific conditions to be met.
Sanding blocks or sanding pads attached to electric sanders provide another method for removing stubborn residues safely when paired with fine-grit sandpaper (around 1000-2000 grit). Sanding should only be done in small sections at a time using light pressure until all traces disappear before moving on to polishing steps later on in detailing process.
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