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Re: How to remove these scratches!?
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Re: How to remove these scratches!?
Wash day tomorrow? Nothing clean, right?
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Re: How to remove these scratches!?
RIDS.
105/orange...
...then, either go more aggressive (wool or wetsand) or leave well enough alone.
I usually opt for leaving well enough alone on dd's.
Got any glazes on hand?
VT
Originally Posted by glen e
....It's all I use these days....they are buffing when I'm relaxing...and still don't get the powder out of canines!
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Oh so these are called RIDS
Idk what else is more aggressive than the M105 lol...
Had to buy a quart and overnight this to do the job lol
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Re: How to remove these scratches!?
Originally Posted by fenderpicks
Oh so these are called RIDS
Yes, they were already there.
Idk what else is more aggressive than the M105 lol...see previous post.
Had to buy a quart and overnight this to do the job lol
Happy detailing...
VT
Originally Posted by glen e
....It's all I use these days....they are buffing when I'm relaxing...and still don't get the powder out of canines!
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Re: How to remove these scratches!?
Well if you really want to get rid of RIDS you can buy matching color paint, put it in the scratch, let it dry, wet sand it then buff it and seal it.
Don't forget to prep the surface removing any oils, polishes, glazes or LSPs from it first.
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Re: How to remove these scratches!?
Originally Posted by fenderpicks
Oh so these are called RIDS
Idk what else is more aggressive than the M105 lol...
Had to buy a quart and overnight this to do the job lol
Not necessarily the product (M105) that needs to be more aggressive, but the methodology.
Since you were using the GG machine, it may be wise to have a backup method for that machine...how about MF cutting pads? They have been proven to be more aggressive than foam.
I have and use both the PC and the rotary...now I need to try out the optimum lineup with MF pads. Gotta keep up with the industry.
VT
Originally Posted by glen e
....It's all I use these days....they are buffing when I'm relaxing...and still don't get the powder out of canines!
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Re: How to remove these scratches!?
Either go with LC Yellow pad (which is very aggressive)
Or as mentioned - MF cutting pad
if it's just one little RIDS, my suggestion is let it stay, so you can keep you clear coat thicker..
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Re: How to remove these scratches!?
I would learn to live with it. Your clear is already thin to begin with. In my opinion its not worth the trade off trying to remove them.
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