Best fine scratch remover???
anyone have any ideas on fine scratches and without buffing them out ive tried 3M compound it does okay i want to know the best remover possible!
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I like to use a dark colored glaze with a foam pad medium speed and burn it in and really keep the buffer moving of course. Right now I m using Technicians Choice TEC565/32 Microglaze Swirl remover. It burns in really nice but likes alot of speed. Its pink and works really nice on red. I Use it mostly on my Mustang but have used it on the Ranger its clear coat the Mustang is not. pics in album.
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I use Meguairs. i have heavy cut for the bad stuff, and a medium cut for everything else, i think its like diamond glaze. i work the wheel pretty damn fast, but at slower speeds it works too.
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Originally Posted by driveranger123
(Post 1813904)
anyone have any ideas on fine scratches and without buffing them out ive tried 3M compound it does okay i want to know the best remover possible!
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How deep are they?
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KLC they arent to deep ive thought about buffing on it tho to get them out never ran a buffer tho dont wanna swirl my paint haha
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Originally Posted by driveranger123
(Post 1814333)
KLC they arent to deep ive thought about buffing on it tho to get them out never ran a buffer tho dont wanna swirl my paint haha
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i guess you gotta start somewhere tho i just dont wanna swirl it up haha
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Honestly, that Fix It Pro pen that billy mays advertised works awesome! I keep it in my truck, and all you do is put it on, wipe off the excess, and let some sun shine on it. its that easy
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Originally Posted by Conroman
(Post 1814910)
Honestly, that Fix It Pro pen that billy mays advertised works awesome! I keep it in my truck, and all you do is put it on, wipe off the excess, and let some sun shine on it. its that easy
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3M Perfect-It II and all the products in that family of 3M are wonderful. They have a product for any application, fine to coarse. I recommend them with absolute confidence and have used them for years.
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i wonder where u can buy that fix it pro pen?
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https://www.fixitpropens.com/?mid=72...c-5e18cd1007d1
As to your earlier thread about using a buffer, its not very hard at all, don't worry about swirling, if you start out slow and always keep it moving, you'll be just fine. |
Mothers Scratch remover has worked well for me on random small shallow scratches. I use it by hand when the scratch or scratches do not merit breaking out the dual action Porter-Cable. If you have swirls all over, that is a different situation, but an occasional scratch can be handled easily and quickly. Remember to wax the area when you finish!
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Originally Posted by Bobbie
(Post 1814923)
3M Perfect-It II and all the products in that family of 3M are wonderful. They have a product for any application, fine to coarse. I recommend them with absolute confidence and have used them for years.
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