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Old 06-24-2013, 05:22 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by Brutal 370Z View Post
thanks! any other recommendations? I don't have a machine polish but do you think using some polish and/or some swirl and haze remover should do the trick by themselves? Those product's aren't abrasive are they?
Use a clay bar before doing any polishing with rubbing compound (or any thing else). You may have drug some embedded dirt around when using the rubbing compound. Other than using the clay to remove all dirt, go with what others have said about polishing.

And, yes, machine buffing/polishing is sooooooo much easier and usually ends up doing a better job since you aren't as worn out near the end of the job. But there is a certain "Zen" to hand polishing.

Edit: As stated by others, all polishes and rubbing compounds are abrasive. The comparison to sandpaper is very accurate. Rubbing compound is relatively coarse and polishes are very fine. Something called "swirl and haze remover" is probably somewhere in between.
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