Re: Paint Rejuvination Tips?

[Eric Sturgis <ericsturgis@xxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Christopher, I've been stuck at home due to a minor car crash so I had time to write.   I don't use a polisher for 2 reasons....

 

1.  I burnt paint a few times, I just don't have the skills to use it well...can we say I need practice?

2.  I don't have one.  lol

 

It is so much faster with an electric polisher, if you have it and the skills to use it a wonderful time saver.  Oh I forgot to add, if you don't have a clear coat on your car Turtle Wax still makes good old fashioned rubbing compound, you know the red, sandy, greasy stuff in the green plastic can.  Works nicely on non-clear coated cars.  It can take a clear coat off, and paint too, so be careful using it.  Just match the product with your paint finish and condition, it will look great. 

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Eric

Tacoma, WA

1962 Chrysler Newport 2 door HT

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