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> What's the best way to remove the webbing in the paint?, Just curious on the process and products used.
Ericv1
post Jul 27 2010, 02:19 PM
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My paint on my teener is about a 9 out of 10. I would like to remove some of the webbing that has occured over the years and bring it back to a high gloss finish. I have a buffer and some rubbing compound but I wanted to know what's a good sealer and wax. Thanks.
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post Jul 30 2010, 12:48 PM
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If using a high speed wheel, it's important to know a few things.

First, don't attempt unless you've been trained and have done it before. No way in hell I'd attempt on my car unless I practiced a bunch on a junker ect. You can burn through just like in the pic above in a moment.

Second, Paint depth meter, you must know what you have to work with, and what area's are already thin.

Now, say an orbital low speed is pretty much idiot proof, It will NOT however take out microfine swirling, but can improve things with the right products ect.

Two different buffers, 2 uses.

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