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Polishing compound use

Discussion in 'Detailing' started by 2006whitetacoma, May 10, 2017.

  1. May 17, 2018 at 1:53 AM
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    1bad2k

    1bad2k Well-Known Member

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    Not sure where you are located OP, but a good detailer can make the paint look literally better than it did new. Like mentioned earlier, again depending on area, you could have a quick polish done for probably a few hundred bucks up to 1000 if you want it looking perfecto.
     
  2. Jun 30, 2018 at 5:11 PM
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    BookieBob

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    Most detail shops in the Midwest have coupons exterior buff $100-125

    Or check harbor freight for a 7” buffer and do it yourself.
    I use light compound and then use a compound/wax mix on the second and 3rd time buffing.
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    As a finish wax I usually apply a butter carnuba wax. I prefer the pink paint sealant since it comes off super easy


    I buy wax by the gallon and use a squirt bottle to apply to pad or car directly (mustard /ketchup bottle from dollar tree)
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    Here’s the place to go to. It’s a mom and pop shop that has been around since I was a porter at a car dealer in the late 80’s
    Www.profinish.com
    It’s in elk grove village,illinois
    This place has everything. I usually go in 1/2 with the neighbors

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