[ontopofm]

SCRATCH & SWIRL BUFF-SCRATCH & SWIRL REMOVER-Body Shop Safe (1 Gal)

http://www.chemicalguys.com/Scratch_..._p/com_129.htm

Has anyone used it before and how are the results? Can it removes these swirls/scratches? I borrowed this pic from EpicE92 thread. Thanks

[ToadHollow]

Originally Posted by ontopofm

SCRATCH & SWIRL BUFF-SCRATCH & SWIRL REMOVER-Body Shop Safe (1 Gal)

http://www.chemicalguys.com/Scratch_..._p/com_129.htm

Has anyone used it before and how are the results? Can it removes these swirls/scratches? I borrowed this pic from EpicE92 thread. Thanks

According to their product description this stuff will remove 1500-1700 grit sanding scratches ........... the scratches in the pic aren't that bad. That said, I would feel pretty good about this compound getting the job done.

Most medium to heavy compounds will remove scratches such as the pic ......... it comes down to technique and patience in determining how well it will turn out though.

Compound/polish/glaze/seal or wax ........ glaze will fill in any lighter scratches that were diminished but not completely removed.

[ontopofm]

thanks Toad
so glaze is done before polish? I thought it's the other way around. Sorry if Im wrong..

[Ruff Rider]

glaze is always done after polishing.....then wax or a sealant

[ToadHollow]

Originally Posted by ontopofm

thanks Toad
so glaze is done before polish? I thought it's the other way around. Sorry if Im wrong..

Yeah ........ sorry. Polish then glaze. Polishing while removing the heavier scratches will still leave the fine scratches behind. Glaze will fill THESE scratches.

I'm off my game today .......

[ontopofm]

thanks, im going to buy this compound for my next detail

[zaxjax]

Compound, polish, glaze, and wax

or compound, polish, AIO for a base, sealant and wax topper if needed



Glazes are mainly fillers and oils that do not allow sealants to bond to a paints surface.