can you guys point me in the right direction about how to buff my car bc i want to buff it but ive never done it before can you guys give me a list of tools and products that you guys recommend.
#53898, "RE: buffing procedure question" In response to Reply # 0
IF you don't know what your doing then I really don't suggest that you use anything high-speed. At work I use a high speed buffer and a special compound we make there, so i couldn't really point you in the right direction. Do you just want to buff out swirl marks or do you want to get ridda scratches?
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Originally posted by turbo8u every time i get in it and start it up im like 'oh...yea, you know why you just started right there bitch? because i built you...yea...you like it dont you, yea and you're about to take this boost like a bitch too arent you
#53927, "RE: buffing procedure question" In response to Reply # 2
Dude like ^^^ said....if you never done it before, leave it to a pro...I do it for a living, been doing it for 7yrs now...and also Black is the hardest to buff ... You hafta be good to make black look good a long time....I usually use three different buff pads of different materials to buff darker colors....A make about three highspeed passes with differents pads each time...one wool pad, one cotton, one foam and then one orbatal wax...
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