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Polishing Swirls
- Thread starter jon1
- Start date
106 GTi
Ideally a decent machine polish by someone who knows how to use the machine without making more swirls, you will have your work cut out by hand and probably wont be able to shift them all even after hours of polishing by hand.
The marks that they have induced with a rotary polisher no doubt will have to be removed by a skilled rotary user or by PC.
The marks that they have induced with a rotary polisher no doubt will have to be removed by a skilled rotary user or by PC.
Cúnts.Rich said:Yeah getting the big panels done first is wise.
How deeps the damage?
One is bad, can feel it when you run your finger over it. Think it's pretty much down to primer, probably a chips away jobbie but may be worth a go with scratch x first. The other two are fairly light but show up white, think they're fairly much surface though.
