What did you guys do to restore your paint nicely?
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My paints in desperate need of some restoration, what kind of wax and compound do you guys use? Also what steps do you guys do? I have a 10" buffer to use as well. And yes I do understand it's going to take some elbow grease
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No. 1 - What type of buffer do you have? The buffers from walmart, etc are not going to do any paint correction. You need something like the porter cable 7424XP. I use Meguiar's M105/205 and polish/wax from Adam's Polishes. Wash, clay bar, polish, wax. If I need to do any paint correction (swirls micro scratches, etc) I use the 105/205 combo, swirl cutter if needed then final polish and wax. That's just a quick rundown without typing a book.
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No. 1 - What type of buffer do you have? The buffers from walmart, etc are not going to do any paint correction. You need something like the porter cable 7424XP. I use Meguiar's M105/205 and polish/wax from Adam's Polishes. Wash, clay bar, polish, wax. If I need to do any paint correction (swirls micro scratches, etc) I use the 105/205 combo, swirl cutter if needed then final polish and wax. That's just a quick rundown without typing a book.
Grab a good buffer, some Menzerna Super Intensive Polish (SIP) and go to town. But read up on everything you need to do before hand. Too much to list here.
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That buffer will apply polish/wax only at best. I would wash, clay bar and polish/wax and be done. Next step up would be the Porter Cable. For less than $200 you get a starter kit and really make a difference.