How to Polish Correctly and Prevent Swirl Marks
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How to Polish Correctly and Prevent Swirl Marks

  With so many polishing methods out there I thought it would be beneficial to illustrate the difference between a good and bad polishing method. Using a scrap door I have isolated each area in the picture below to show how each step progresses.   This is done using the 3M (foam) polishing system. Even…

Reviving a Faded Car Finish with Polishing
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Reviving a Faded Car Finish with Polishing

Over time, a car’s finish can become dull and faded due to exposure to the sun and other elements. However, polishing the clear coat can restore the shine and give your car a freshly painted look. To get started, you’ll need some sandpaper (1500-2000 grit) if you need to remove scratches, as well as a…

Correct use of Wool Polishing / Compounding Pads
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Correct use of Wool Polishing / Compounding Pads

Correct use of Wool Polishing / Compounding Pads by TOGWT Are used to cut or level a paint film surface with an abrasive machine polish (or compound) or to apply a polish to large surface areas. Aggressively removes 1500 – 2000 grit scratches, but will leave hazing, use a foam pad and a finishing polish…

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Rotary vs Dual Action Polisher

Polishers are an essential tool for car enthusiasts and professionals alike, allowing them to buff and shine the exterior of a vehicle to a high level of polish and shine. There are two main types of polishers on the market: dual action polishers and rotary polishers. Dual action polishers, also known as orbital polishers, use…