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Old 10-11-2012, 08:14 PM   #10 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by scottIN View Post
In most cases, you're you're not using a PC (or rotary or Cyclo or a similar professional tool), you're not really removing scratches - you're just filling them with the products. Most of the polish products you can buy at retail like Walmart or auto parts stores have fillers and oils. Most professional polishes do not. Look to see if the polish says 'Body Shop Safe'. If it doesn't, it's got fillers.

So it's not really the buffer that's doing anything - it's the product that's filling in the swirls. And the product fill will work for a while, but eventually it wears off and you have to polish again (even though you're not really polishing).
Plus one Bear in mind that your removing the clear coat when your buffing it with any polish machine. This in not necessary a bad thing though. When the clear coat become thin; it time to respray several layers of clear coat. Next, start the machine polishing again in order to eliminate fish eyes/uneven clear coat.
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