A good detailer can rotary buff without leaving swirl marks. Its all about technique and using a high rpm compound.

One word... PICS!!!!

yep.

 

But unless you already know a good detailer, its just 1 quick buff away from being screwed as you determine if he's a good detailer or not haha.

Diesel is also good for faded paint, I have done it cos I didnt belive it and sure enough it works, I didnt buff it I just wiped it on, aparently it comes up better if you buff it.

Just soak a rag and wipe on. :hmm:

lol. this thread jsut gets better and better haha

"the cheap man's guide to car enhancement"

HAHA

 

Reminds me of when I do engine changes WD-40 is handy and I find spray that on those dirty hand marks on the cars panels mark starts running I use it to clean panels also cleans and shines.

 

But I polished some panels in WD-40 I found a tad of residue and honestly I think it affected the paint a bit. So be cautious with WD40 but for removing dirt off car use it all the time then clean that spot.

 

But I like cooking oil idea will try that one day :yes:

I heard brake fluid brings the shine back......

Boot polish ??

brake fluid? yeah thats an awesome idea, coat her in brake fluid wipe her off and repaint haha

A good detailer can rotary buff without leaving swirl marks. Its all about technique and using a high rpm compound.

 

They actually use a low rpm, High rpm heats up the compound.

My bad... I meant a compound made for rpm ie: instead of an orbital

Were stray animals licking your car when you came out of the shop?

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Good one mate :y:

I use jizz juice. I like to still show my Catherine that I still love her. She loves it when she is all shiny.

 

Catherine is my KE55's name boys. Don't get too excited.

Edited April 25, 200818 yr by WinKE55

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