Scratch and Swirl Help
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Scratch and Swirl Help
Hey guys,
My car has alot of swirls and some minor scratchs. I wanted to try to fix the problem with scrath and swirls removers but its a pain in the ass to do by hand, and i dont have a porter cable. If anyone who has experience with and has a porter cable and is willing to lend me a helping hand, it would be of great help. I will supply the product and cover lunch or something. If not, do you guys know any reputable detail shop that would do this.
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Tony Yeung
My car has alot of swirls and some minor scratchs. I wanted to try to fix the problem with scrath and swirls removers but its a pain in the ass to do by hand, and i dont have a porter cable. If anyone who has experience with and has a porter cable and is willing to lend me a helping hand, it would be of great help. I will supply the product and cover lunch or something. If not, do you guys know any reputable detail shop that would do this.
Thanks,
Tony Yeung
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I ended up buying some scratch X and started working it in my car by hand. That shit took a while to get worked in but the result was pretty good. Took me just around a couple + hours....
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about $250 worth of PC, pads, towels, and liquids and my berlina and my friend's Imola Red M3 are now swirl-free.
btw, that sonus ultimate drying towel is THE best drying towel i've ever used in my life. and i've spent well over $500 on different towels for drying, buffing, etc. anyway, just thought i'd save some people the trouble of paying money for crappy equipment.
btw, that sonus ultimate drying towel is THE best drying towel i've ever used in my life. and i've spent well over $500 on different towels for drying, buffing, etc. anyway, just thought i'd save some people the trouble of paying money for crappy equipment.
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