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recently got this damage and trying to find an inexpensive way to make it look decent until the pros get it.
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Re: Is this a DIY Job?
Moved to Detailing 101. Should get some visibility here, plus, Hot Topics is only for moderator's to post for future reference. -
Re: Is this a DIY Job?
If you have a DA buffer and some Ultimate Compound you should be able to improve the appearance of these scuffs, but most likely not truly correct the problem - as you seem to be well aware. Sometimes, however, pictures can be a bit deceiving and the damage may be less or more than it appears here. If less, then you may get surprisingly good results - if more, well, you know the answer. What you do not want to do, however, is get super aggressive by applying really heavy pressure on the DA for an extended period of time, hoping to remove all of this.Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.
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