Hi guys,
I am an avid fan of cars and have always loved modifying and taking care of them. When I got my first brand new car I didn't know how to properly maintain the car's paint and it resulted in some minor cob webbing, some swirls, some very light holographing, and some very light scratches. I have been using Meguiar's Scratch X 2.0, Meguiar's Ultimate Compound, Meguiar's Swirl X to help buff out the scratches, but the scratches are still there.
I am wondering if using something like a DA (G110V2) coupled with Meguiar's M105/M205 will achieve the results I am hoping for? I want the car's paint surface to be like the day the car was delivered to me. I've read that rotary buffers require experienced technicians to operate without messing up the paint, while the DA is considerably safer because of the different type of motions it produces.
So far I am considering purchasing the following:
Meguiars G110V2
Meguiars M10532
Meguiars M20532
Meguiars 9207
Meguiars 8207
Will this setup be able to remove light swirls/holographing/cob webs and maybe even crows feet in the paint?
Should I start with the M105, then move to the M205, then move to using some sort of Meguiar's wax?
Any help is appreciative, as I am new to the DA/rotary buffing aspect of detailing. Also, can anyone else throw out other suggestions of Meguiar compounds in addition to what I have listed? Thanks.
I am an avid fan of cars and have always loved modifying and taking care of them. When I got my first brand new car I didn't know how to properly maintain the car's paint and it resulted in some minor cob webbing, some swirls, some very light holographing, and some very light scratches. I have been using Meguiar's Scratch X 2.0, Meguiar's Ultimate Compound, Meguiar's Swirl X to help buff out the scratches, but the scratches are still there.
I am wondering if using something like a DA (G110V2) coupled with Meguiar's M105/M205 will achieve the results I am hoping for? I want the car's paint surface to be like the day the car was delivered to me. I've read that rotary buffers require experienced technicians to operate without messing up the paint, while the DA is considerably safer because of the different type of motions it produces.
So far I am considering purchasing the following:
Meguiars G110V2
Meguiars M10532
Meguiars M20532
Meguiars 9207
Meguiars 8207
Will this setup be able to remove light swirls/holographing/cob webs and maybe even crows feet in the paint?
Should I start with the M105, then move to the M205, then move to using some sort of Meguiar's wax?
Any help is appreciative, as I am new to the DA/rotary buffing aspect of detailing. Also, can anyone else throw out other suggestions of Meguiar compounds in addition to what I have listed? Thanks.
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