Swirl marks

[bigrhino]

What do you guys use to get out light swirl marks and light scratches?

 

[ezdaar]

The kit that started the addiction

 

[bigrhino]

Thanks. Is there a hand applied product out their that can do the same thing or close to it?

 

[CHOO CHOO]

And 20% off with the discount code. Not bad!

 

[Rookie]

Thanks. Is there a hand applied product out their that can do the same thing or close to it?

You can attempt to do it by hand but the results will not be anywhere near the same. It would also depend on how bad it is. A decent buffer, some glazing compound, and some wax will set you straight. The concern with a first time buff job is burning the paint. If you're not comfortable doing it yourself I would take it to a local detail shop and just pay them to buff it for you. That's a lot cheaper than having to get something repainted.

 

[Sasquatch]

It`s next to impossible to damage your paint with a DA buffer. It`s rotary buffers that burn paint if you don`t know what you`re doing.

The kit ezdaar posted is a great price and you`ll love it. The only drawback to getting it is that all your friends will want you to work on their paint after they see how good of a job it does on your truck.

 

[bigrhino]

Thanks everyone. The swirls aren't to bad. I'll probably have someone do the work.

 

[ezdaar]

Weak!

 

[TheAutumnWind]

Thanks everyone. The swirls aren't to bad. I'll probably have someone do the work.

Youll spend more than that kit...

You could get a harbor freight DA for a lot less...

 

[bigrhino]

I'll look into the DA. Only problem is I have no garage and would have to do this in my parking lot complex which is outside.