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Old 09-12-03, 09:44 AM
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Buffing a car.

Anyone have any tips . Ive got some pretty bad scratches and was going to try to buff them out. What is the best way to do it. Any advise? I dont want to screw the paint up anymore.
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Old 09-12-03, 09:52 AM
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Try a lil rubbing compound and a damp cloth I've also used Turtle Waxs' colored wax with surprising results.
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Old 09-12-03, 10:30 AM
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Try a lil rubbing compound and a damp cloth I've also used Turtle Waxs' colored wax with surprising results.
Just makes sure you use a good wax after the Colored Turtle Wax because that stuff DOES NOT repel water or protect your paint very well.
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Old 09-12-03, 12:08 PM
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Use a 1500 or 2000 grit sandpaper if its just in the clearcoat...then buff out with the same type of rubbing compond that gets rid of the dullness from sanding. Then use a good wax after that.
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Old 09-12-03, 12:11 PM
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Use a 1500 or 2000 grit sandpaper if its just in the clearcoat...then buff out with the same type of rubbing compond that gets rid of the dullness from sanding. Then use a good wax after that.
Thats what I was thinking about doing.
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Old 09-12-03, 03:17 PM
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What color is the car. If it's black, take it to a detail shop!!
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Old 09-12-03, 07:53 PM
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take it to a pro...dont be a shade-tree body shop...if you love the car, spend the money...
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