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TSX's brought back to life :)
I'm thinking of going to see this guys operation. He's pretty close to my sister.
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Is this a permanent fix? Because this is just masking the scratches right?
Doesn't the scratches come back after a period of time?
Because doesn't it just fill in the scratches with polish, and once that comes off over time, do the scratches get revealed again?
Correct my knowledge please.
Doesn't the scratches come back after a period of time?
Because doesn't it just fill in the scratches with polish, and once that comes off over time, do the scratches get revealed again?
Correct my knowledge please.
#13
Originally Posted by xenonhid
Is this a permanent fix? Because this is just masking the scratches right?
Doesn't the scratches come back after a period of time?
Because doesn't it just fill in the scratches with polish, and once that comes off over time, do the scratches get revealed again?
Correct my knowledge please.
Doesn't the scratches come back after a period of time?
Because doesn't it just fill in the scratches with polish, and once that comes off over time, do the scratches get revealed again?
Correct my knowledge please.
You'll get a substantially better result with machine polishing than hand polishing - and never try to do it without claying first!
Here's a good explanation of polishes, and what they do for you:
http://www.bettercarcare.com/articles.php?articleId=47
#14
Originally Posted by einsatz
Polishes are essentially abraisives. Polishes don't "fill in" anything - they wear away the top-most layer, bringing the level of the clearcoat down lower to the bottom of the scratches (swirls) rather than filling the scratch up.
You'll get a substantially better result with machine polishing than hand polishing - and never try to do it without claying first!
Here's a good explanation of polishes, and what they do for you:
http://www.bettercarcare.com/articles.php?articleId=47
You'll get a substantially better result with machine polishing than hand polishing - and never try to do it without claying first!
Here's a good explanation of polishes, and what they do for you:
http://www.bettercarcare.com/articles.php?articleId=47
#15
I have corrected a few like this and without a rotary .. the dark car had a lot of holograms induced by a rotary so don't go diving into one of those as a save all.
And as posted above most of the scratching on both cars wasn't sun damage but wash/dry damage and by the looks of it it was a car wash where the brush was used or the dealer doing it.
And as posted above most of the scratching on both cars wasn't sun damage but wash/dry damage and by the looks of it it was a car wash where the brush was used or the dealer doing it.
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