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Junior Member
3M PPF
Quick question, Can you buff/polish PPF?
My initial thoughts is no, am I right?
If you can how would you do it and with what?
Thanks!
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Super Member
Re: 3M PPF
The short answer is yes....you have to watch the edges big time...
Many people seal/wax
If you go that route, make sure that the wax you will be using does not contain Kerosene or Naphtha in over 5% concentration. Also avoid waxes that come with dyes.
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Junior Member
Re: 3M PPF
Okay, thank you. The main problem I have are water spots. They seem to be etched in. I’m just nervous about trying to buff them out
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Super Member
Re: 3M PPF
start with non aggressive polish first...don't hang in one spot too long...inspect often to check results
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Junior Member
Re: 3M PPF
Okay, how would this be, I have a G9, set it on 2 using a black finishing pad with BOSS finishing Sealant
Other option is Klasse AOI
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Super Member
Re: 3M PPF
you might not get the results you want with that combo...although to be safe it sure is about as mild as you can start with
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Junior Member
Re: 3M PPF
The other options would be Griot’s 3-1 or their Complete Polish
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Super Member
Re: 3M PPF
If you have water spots I'd go with CC and a red/black pad
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Junior Member
Re: 3M PPF
I’m sorry, I’m fairly new here not up to date on the abbreviations.
CC?
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Super Member
Re: 3M PPF
Originally Posted by
BHC101
I’m sorry, I’m fairly new here not up to date on the abbreviations.
CC?
No problem
Griots Correcting Cream(orange) in the boss line
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