I came home and there appears to have been a cat fight on my hood, They are only surface scratches do you thing that hand glacie (spelling) would work?

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Try polishing compound, and if that doesn't get them out, try rubbing compound. When your done, wax that area.

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87 IROC-Z L98
84 TRANS AM H.O.

[This message has been edited by IROCZTWENTYGR8 (edited October 14, 2000).]

 

Buff it out with Meguires Heavy cut cleaner. Afterwards use Meguires swirl remover. Should be as good as new.

Bob

 

What is swirl remover? is it a wax? After I use it do I need to wax the car? I don't dare touch a buffer, I did it to a old winter rider and I did alright but some spots I really messed up the paint.

 

Swirl remover is a very fine polish that removes the swirl marks left after buffing. It's a lot harder to do it by hand, but it can be done.

[This message has been edited by RCR (edited October 15, 2000).]

 

What about gm swirl remover? I was also told to use 3m swirl remover, Is one better then the other? I Am not a body man I don't want to make the paint worse. Would I just rub it intil incame out? thanks