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Buffing A Car With Compound. The worry is that the tool will make it easy to over polish and remove the clear coat in spots where too much force or power was applied. This allows the gradual removal of any paint or clear coat damage to occur, without damaging the underlying basecoats. You can buff by hand or with various types of machines to speed up the work and get better results. Polishing is the more hardcore of the two methods, as it revolves around applying a series of polishing/cutting compounds to a painted surface with a power tool and a surfacing wheel. You buff the body panel with a cutting or polishing compound and a towel or special pad to level out scratches, remove pitting and surface contaminants. A buffing compound can easily take care of general signs of aging on cars, as well as more severe imperfections, such as scratches, paint. Generally, you will want to use the gentlest combination of buffer, pad, and polish to get your desired results. If your car’s paint is in good shape with just a few swirls or. Polishing vehicle paint with a power buffer can be intimidating for some people. Apply a small amount of buffing compound to the pad on the buffer, then buff the surface of your car using even, circular.

Polishing is the more hardcore of the two methods, as it revolves around applying a series of polishing/cutting compounds to a painted surface with a power tool and a surfacing wheel. You can buff by hand or with various types of machines to speed up the work and get better results. The worry is that the tool will make it easy to over polish and remove the clear coat in spots where too much force or power was applied. This allows the gradual removal of any paint or clear coat damage to occur, without damaging the underlying basecoats. You buff the body panel with a cutting or polishing compound and a towel or special pad to level out scratches, remove pitting and surface contaminants. Polishing vehicle paint with a power buffer can be intimidating for some people. Generally, you will want to use the gentlest combination of buffer, pad, and polish to get your desired results. A buffing compound can easily take care of general signs of aging on cars, as well as more severe imperfections, such as scratches, paint. If your car’s paint is in good shape with just a few swirls or. Apply a small amount of buffing compound to the pad on the buffer, then buff the surface of your car using even, circular.

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Buffing A Car With Compound You buff the body panel with a cutting or polishing compound and a towel or special pad to level out scratches, remove pitting and surface contaminants. You can buff by hand or with various types of machines to speed up the work and get better results. This allows the gradual removal of any paint or clear coat damage to occur, without damaging the underlying basecoats. Apply a small amount of buffing compound to the pad on the buffer, then buff the surface of your car using even, circular. If your car’s paint is in good shape with just a few swirls or. The worry is that the tool will make it easy to over polish and remove the clear coat in spots where too much force or power was applied. Polishing vehicle paint with a power buffer can be intimidating for some people. You buff the body panel with a cutting or polishing compound and a towel or special pad to level out scratches, remove pitting and surface contaminants. A buffing compound can easily take care of general signs of aging on cars, as well as more severe imperfections, such as scratches, paint. Polishing is the more hardcore of the two methods, as it revolves around applying a series of polishing/cutting compounds to a painted surface with a power tool and a surfacing wheel. Generally, you will want to use the gentlest combination of buffer, pad, and polish to get your desired results.