What do do for severely abused black paint?
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What do do for severely abused black paint?
What would be the best way to refurbish a severely abused balck car. By severely abused, I mean a black 1995 Pontiac Bonneville that probably has never been polished and hasn't seen wax for the better part of a year. It has scratches, swirls, etc.. Even has some small patches where rubbing compound was used and not properly buffed/polished afterward.
I am going to wash it very well then I am sure, at the least, it will need a full body clay bar treatment. Then probably a treatment of Meguiar's No 9 swirl-remover followed by Meguiars No. 7 glaze. Then a good waxing with something or another.
BTW, I will be using a DeWalt DA buffer, so I have a little more "power" than just a polish by hand.
Would that be sufficient to make it look a lot better?
My parents are going to be trading this car in on a new SUV soon, and need to make it look a lot more presentable than it does currently so I told them I would take care of it for them.
Any other ideas/suggestions that you have are very welcome!
I am going to wash it very well then I am sure, at the least, it will need a full body clay bar treatment. Then probably a treatment of Meguiar's No 9 swirl-remover followed by Meguiars No. 7 glaze. Then a good waxing with something or another.
BTW, I will be using a DeWalt DA buffer, so I have a little more "power" than just a polish by hand.
Would that be sufficient to make it look a lot better?
My parents are going to be trading this car in on a new SUV soon, and need to make it look a lot more presentable than it does currently so I told them I would take care of it for them.
Any other ideas/suggestions that you have are very welcome!
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Originally posted by Intel486
You might also want to clay it but that is your call.
You might also want to clay it but that is your call.
Thanks for the Product Reccomendations. Should I be able to get that stuff at PepBoys or a similar store? Or am I going to have to order it?