b00gyman
04-26-2016, 08:24 PM
Long time lurker here. I am as amateur as it comes to detailing, aside from my ocd and love of pampering my cars.
Last winter ran my black car through a automated car wash... long story short...anarchy with spider webs and deep vertical and horizontal scratches.
Overall, I don't belive it made it through the clear coat. I have used what I've read here with the tools I have, a 10 inch basic buffer with various bonnet types and my hands with microfiber applicators.
Thus far, tried Megs #2 and #9 without enough of a cut to get the scratches. Webs are gone and overall things are way better.
The main questions I have, should I move to megs 105? Spend the money on a better tool? Or just take it to a professional and keep what I have for future maintenence?
I love my car and am willing to spend the time needed to try, just wondering what your thoughts are. Thanks in advance.
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Last winter ran my black car through a automated car wash... long story short...anarchy with spider webs and deep vertical and horizontal scratches.
Overall, I don't belive it made it through the clear coat. I have used what I've read here with the tools I have, a 10 inch basic buffer with various bonnet types and my hands with microfiber applicators.
Thus far, tried Megs #2 and #9 without enough of a cut to get the scratches. Webs are gone and overall things are way better.
The main questions I have, should I move to megs 105? Spend the money on a better tool? Or just take it to a professional and keep what I have for future maintenence?
I love my car and am willing to spend the time needed to try, just wondering what your thoughts are. Thanks in advance.
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