Best buffing compound?
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I am looking for a good buffing compound to use with an orbital buffer. I was a professional car detailer for two years and the stuff I used to use was just awesome. It is called Power Pak by Car Brite. However, you can not buy this in stores. It comes by distributer to dealerships. I am looking for a mild abrasive compound to use and then be able to follow it up with a polish, then wax.
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Originally Posted by 99zee
3M Perfect It II
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Originally Posted by 007SS
Now is this a buffing compound? I used a 3M polish that was pink before after I would buff a car. I can't remember the name, but that polish worked wonders on black paint.