Tools to polish behind door handles??

[Cruzscarwash]

What are you guys using? Looking at getting something to get in that spot

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[Klasse Act]

I see people using those finger pockets, good polish and your all set 👈

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[Cruzscarwash]

That's what I'm doing now but it's never close to the rest of the car so was seeing what else is out there. Thanks for the input though @klasse act

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[bill110]

2 0r 3 inch pads like these and use by hand
FLEX PE8 Rotary Foam Pads 1, 2, 3 Inch Diameter (http://www.autogeek.net/flex-rotary-foam-pads.html)

[Dan K]

Microfiber or terry applicator and polish.

[Klasse Act]

Hey Cruz, what polish are you using?

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[Cruzscarwash]

Hey Cruz, what polish are you using?

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105, fast correcting cream, d300, megs 4

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[Klasse Act]

Maybe try a compound? I would think that using the 105 it would correct by hand. Maybe pick up some Megs Ultimate Compound, not like it will go to waste, stuff is awesome!

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[WileEC]

I have found using Mr. Clean Magic Eraser useful in this tight spot, with a detailer, or whatever level of action you need - depends on the needs as to what I go for next. This is a very fine foam block and it's served me well.

Good luck!

[FUNX650]

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Bob

[lawrenceSA]

MF applicator, Meguiars UC by hand.

[david b]

Yet another vote for Meg's UC and a foam or mf pad and a little elbow grease - aka - by hand!
David

[jkrig]

I take demoted orange cutting pads, cut them in half and use by hand with GG Fast Correcting Cream or FG400

[Bunky]

I use M105 with a microfiber.

[Capn Blackie]

I take demoted orange cutting pads, cut them in half and use by hand with GG Fast Correcting Cream or FG400

Yep, this right here.
I had an orange and white pad that I'm sure I didn't get to hot while learning, but it somehow made the Velcro come off. Threw them aside until one day I needed a small pad to had rub out behind door handles. Chopped it up to a handy size and then use whatever compound you need to get the job done.

Megs UC and UP were perfect.