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What is the best procedure and product for removing buffer swirl? 1 Reply
Started by Kristen R. Felder. Last reply by Christopher L Young Oct 21, 2010.
Detailing Waterborne? (Color Sand and Polish)
Started by Kristen R. Felder Jan 25, 2010.
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What is the best procedure and product for removing buffer swirl? 1 Reply
This question has come up in the student group and from some of the hobby crowd at recent car shows. What's the best procedure and is there a perfect product?Continue
Started by Kristen R. Felder. Last reply by Christopher L Young Oct 21, 2010.
Detailing Waterborne? (Color Sand and Polish)
There's been a large amount of conversation regarding the color sand polish work required with waterborne due to airflow issues. Is there a different material and procedure when performing color sand…Continue
Started by Kristen R. Felder Jan 25, 2010.
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Comment by Christopher L Young on October 21, 2010 at 9:54pm -
Where I work we use the new 3M system and get great results. Me personally I like Meguiars compounds and glazes with great results even on black.
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