Car Wash= Scratched Hood

DaveBlank

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I guess my wife scratched her car with the wash mitt when she washed it...pretty bad. There was a thread on "that other site" I believe it was by hatrickstu. He found some product that seemed to work well but I cant find that thread again. I believe the title was, "for those who care" or "to whoever it matters" or something alon these lines. Did anybody else see that thread or know what product he used?
 

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i would use some scratch x from maguayers(sp*) but you should be able to buff off small scratches..
 

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megs cleaner wax works the best for me.As long as the scratches are in the clear and not down to the paint cleaner wax will work
 

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i'm going to try that meg's stuff.... i removed my rear bowtie and theres a few scruffs in the clear coat :[
 

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i use sticker shoker to remove my emblems and trimming worked damn well, especially when i went back w/some unleaded to clean up the left overs :p
 

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idk how to buff... and i think the reason it got scruffed is cuz there was alot of dust behind the emblem, i think it just acted like sandpaper :/
 

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idk how to buff... and i think the reason it got scruffed is cuz there was alot of dust behind the emblem, i think it just acted like sandpaper :/
yeah if you dont know how to then dont try it at all. its not for beginners. i work at a auto paiting place as a detailer and i can say i still **** up paint but atleast there it can be fixed.. buffing blending and wetsanding is a bitch. but its my job :(
 

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biggest thing when buffing is you have to keep the buffer moving. The pads and compound make a difference too.
 

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When I removed my emblems and side trim, I used Turtle Wax buffing compound worked quite well.
 

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