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uh...have you tried scratch remover?
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McGuire's scratch remover and some muscle milkOriginally Posted by weiizy81
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I use a rotary buffer at work for this.
Some guys use DA or Random Orbital.
M205 if they are very light. Use a white pad. You could also try D151 with the lightest pad necessary. It's got a light cut, glaze, and a light wax all in one paste.
Some guys use DA or Random Orbital.
M205 if they are very light. Use a white pad. You could also try D151 with the lightest pad necessary. It's got a light cut, glaze, and a light wax all in one paste.
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False. Originally Posted by JKL1031
rotaries destroy our paint.
A skilled detailer can easily finish damage free with a rotary. Chemical/pad/RPM choice is crucial. Least aggressive materials necessary. Soft paint should not scare you if your techniques are adaptable.
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For the average member here on Driver all you need is Meguiar's or 3M Scratch remover used with an applicator pad followed by a good coat of wax to remove scratches and finish! I use my rotary buffer with 3M scratch remover and cleaning pad to remove major scratches, but that's not for everyone.
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