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    Compounding by Hand

    So I'm just curious what you guys use (pad-wise) for compounding difficult sections by HAND only.

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    Re: Compounding by Hand

    I have these little round white microfiber covered applicator pads, or a microfiber cloth..just whatever I can find handy. Seems to be working well for me.

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    Re: Compounding by Hand

    Microfiber or terry cloth for aggressive defect removal

    Foam for light defect removal

    If you start with a fiber material, (microfiber or terry cloth), then do some cover passes to ensure no marring using foam.

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    Re: Compounding by Hand

    Quote Originally Posted by Mike.Phillips@Autogeek View Post
    Microfiber or terry cloth for aggressive defect removal

    Foam for light defect removal

    If you start with a fiber material, (microfiber or terry cloth), then do some cover passes to ensure no marring using foam.

    The go to wax...


    Thanks Mike!
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    Re: Compounding by Hand

    I did the work to test FG 400 after you made this post and then wrote this article. Had to do this because sometimes you can't always get a pad on a rotary buffer into tight areas to remove sanding marks safely.


    How to remove wetsanding scratches by hand - FG 400








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