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Old 09-18-2008, 02:34 PM
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Need help getting rid of spider web marks.

Hey every won my name is Blake and new to this buffing thing . My car look great from distance but when you get up close there spider marks every wear the lady that owned the car did not wash it allot or wax it . But I was wondering what are some good step to get them out . I tried orange pad at lower speed with some really good swirl remover stuff from autogeek ( get the name later) and it F up my hood just in the spot I did it made these bad swirl marks. All I want is my car to look like million buck from up close .

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Old 09-18-2008, 03:28 PM
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Re: Need help getting rid of spider web marks.

If you identified the swirl remover that you used would be a great help to us in helping you. The likely solution now would be to use a less aggressive polish with a white polishing pad to burnish a high the paint into a high gloss.
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Old 09-18-2008, 05:26 PM
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Re: Need help getting rid of spider web marks.

Make sure you wash/clay the car properly cause that could introduce some small contaminants that could cause a lot of scratches. Also like said above, which product did you use?
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Old 09-18-2008, 06:35 PM
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Re: Need help getting rid of spider web marks.

The orange pad maybe to aggressive. I can not see the pic at work so Im not sure what car it is your working on. I always follow an orange pad (if it is even needed) with a white pad and less aggressive polish then a blue pad and a final polish.
What machine are you using?
What pads?
Size?
What polish?
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Re: Need help getting rid of spider web marks.

I had two of those Supercharged Bufords in the past (99,00) and both were easy to keep up with Megs DACP and PC buffer. I would now use Menzerna polishes (likely IP and FP) or the new one 203.
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Re: Need help getting rid of spider web marks.

Porter cable I using and for the polish I using Pinnacle advance finishing polish and there swirl polish stuff .
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Re: Need help getting rid of spider web marks.

I assume you mean Pinnacle ASR and AFP. Those two products did wonders for my van, removed 99% of swirl marks. I used an LC orange pad for the ASR and white pad for the AFP. If you post a pic of the worst areas, the experts here can help you (I'm a PC newbie too - have only used it twice).
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Re: Need help getting rid of spider web marks.

Ok I will try to take some pictures . What speed did you use when working with the orange pad? So weird how car look so good but when you get up close there all these spider marks .
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Re: Need help getting rid of spider web marks.

Try to follow up with AFP and a white pad. What size pads are you using?
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Ok I will try to take some pictures . What speed did you use when working with the orange pad? So weird how car look so good but when you get up close there all these spider marks .
I followed the intructions on the Pinnacle video (which came with my kit). If I recall correctly, I used between 5 and 6 speed on the orange/ASR combo. And between 3 and 4 speed on the white/AFP combo. Per the video, I stopped polishing when the product turned translucent, which to me was about 5 minutes on each panel, working very slowly with up/down/left/right motions.
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