Sport Time to polish

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biketeacherdave

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Helping a mate out who bought a sport it needs a bit of paint correction with my polisher
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I use a rotary polisher with g3 scratch remover 1st which takes out pretty much all and any scratches then change the pad over and use mcquires ultimate compound then ultimate polish
G3 needs a white pad
Compound needs a red pad
Polish needs a red or blue is better
I finish with meguies wax applied by hand with a special pad
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Thanks @biketeacherdave and @Dopey . I've got the G3 but need a buffer. I normally use Autoglym , used to use Mer. I have Williams for quick wipes , when the seagulls have had a quick visit. However, yours looked really impressive Dave.
Not seen Meguiars before. Yours is amazing too Dopey. If you can both get that on a difficult colour like blue. The gold should come up great. I've never used an electric buffer before, but the time has come.
I've got a lot going on the next few weeks but first free, sunny, day, those scratches are gone :)
 
+1 for " Meguiars ultimate compound "

Recently used it on my Chimaera, was brilliant, very impressed. Used an old turtle wax polish after which did a very nice job, but will be sure to purchase the Meguiars ultimate polish. I don't use machines, just microfibre clothes.

You P38 has come up lovely, surprising what a bit of elbow grease and a good product can do :)
 
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Standard buffers work well with the right products, Autoglym Super resin is just a mid abrasive full of fillers that mask scratches.
For example..
when the fillers wear off the scratches reappear.

Meguires Ultimate compound is great on Paintwork that needs a good correction, followed by a wax of your choice, Collinite 476s works well as it's hard wearing ;)

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Light blue is a nightmare to pic properly ;)
 
Standard buffers work well with the right products, Autoglym Super resin is just a mid abrasive full of fillers that mask scratches.
For example..
when the fillers wear off the scratches reappear.

Meguires Ultimate compound is great on Paintwork that needs a good correction, followed by a wax of your choice, Collinite 476s works well as it's hard wearing ;)

Light blue is a nightmare to pic properly ;)

Hmmmm, Golden Girl only needs slight scratches removed.
 
The trick is, keep product on it, and keep it moving, you dont want to heat the paint up at all, keep it as cool as you can
 
The trick is, keep product on it, and keep it moving, you dont want to heat the paint up at all, keep it as cool as you can
and keep the speedon a low setting.. higher setting generates more heat and dries the medium out and heats the paint up
 
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