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Im a newbie with my PC... I seem to not be able to get these tiny scratch out..there not the cobb-web kind/type ...Im praticing on my bucket.lol its a 91 honda civic light blue in color ...any suggestions?
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Re: Learning as I go with PC
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Even any pic?2017 Subaru WRX Premium - WR BlueComment
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dc#1 paint cleaner and #80 at 4 speed...learning as i goComment
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with the 8006 polishing padComment
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Use M80 on speed 5 and re-evaluate to see how it goes, could be that you'll need a more aggressive product. Post some pictures when you can
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M80, Speed Setting 5.0, shrink the size of your work area down to about 16" square or so, make at least 2 passes in 2 directions with firm pressure while keeping the pad rotating and then after these 4 passes make a couple more and lessen your pressure, (finish polishing).
Now inspect the results and let us know what you see.
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If you are located near ATL send me a PM and I will invite you over and help coach you through the process.Originally posted by chessplayer View Post
alThe way a person treats their car is a direct reflection of how they treat themselvesComment
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thanks mike on the technique tip ... now i see why applying pressure is key... this little "91" civic is looking better ...keep up the good work mike ......Comment
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