ready to buy a high quality buffer....
#18
Originally Posted by tuddy
clay magic is good i used it the other day..it didnt take out my swirls but it got rid of all the dirt and is smooth as hell..but im gonna try meguriars sratch x remover...
#19
The most common areas of paint burn are the edges of the hood and doors.
Will a orbital buffer prevent burn on the edges? Is there a special way to go about when buffing the edges?
thanks
Will a orbital buffer prevent burn on the edges? Is there a special way to go about when buffing the edges?
thanks
#20
Originally Posted by LexAristo
The most common areas of paint burn are the edges of the hood and doors.
Will a orbital buffer prevent burn on the edges? Is there a special way to go about when buffing the edges?
thanks
Will a orbital buffer prevent burn on the edges? Is there a special way to go about when buffing the edges?
thanks
#21
LEXISM
Is absolutely correct, taping off the edges and moldings and clear plastic surfaces is key BEFORE that buffer goes around your car. Think of it like your going to paint your car and you need to mask off the surface areas that you don't want to paint on. Example you always want to mask off the windshield spray nozzles in the hood to prevent burn off the paint.
I know that there are pros out there that can swirl around them very well but for the rest of us including me I tape off everything
Use a god quality tape perhaps from a Auto Paint Store to prevent the tape from sticking and stripping off when you remove it. I sometimes use the blue tape for painters from Home Depot, works okay and come off pretty clean.
DetMich1
Great statement and very true...
When I use clay on my car I don't buy or use the "Special Lubes" for claying I just use plain water in a spray bottle. It works just as good and better since I don't have to pay for the lubes all the time.
Remember when that when that clay falls to the ground we throw it away, don't try to clean it you will scratch your car!!
Cool
LexGS
Is absolutely correct, taping off the edges and moldings and clear plastic surfaces is key BEFORE that buffer goes around your car. Think of it like your going to paint your car and you need to mask off the surface areas that you don't want to paint on. Example you always want to mask off the windshield spray nozzles in the hood to prevent burn off the paint.
I know that there are pros out there that can swirl around them very well but for the rest of us including me I tape off everything
Use a god quality tape perhaps from a Auto Paint Store to prevent the tape from sticking and stripping off when you remove it. I sometimes use the blue tape for painters from Home Depot, works okay and come off pretty clean.
DetMich1
Great statement and very true...
When I use clay on my car I don't buy or use the "Special Lubes" for claying I just use plain water in a spray bottle. It works just as good and better since I don't have to pay for the lubes all the time.
Remember when that when that clay falls to the ground we throw it away, don't try to clean it you will scratch your car!!
Cool
LexGS
#23
Originally Posted by LEXISM
whats the difference? I just went to Lowes and they have the 7336 for $109...should I get this one?
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