QUOTE(Pat Garvey @ May 26 2006, 01:31 PM)
My paint is now 27 years old (repainted '79). Under fluorescent light I can see what appears to be some shrinkage; minor, but it bugs me. By shrinkage I mean that if I look very closely I can see faint sanding marks (bright fluorescent light only). Only in panels that face upwards. First noticed these about 2 years ago, but shrugged it off to the lights, since they aren't visible under less critical forms of lighting.
I've used Meguiars products for many years & often wondered if thier clay bars are all they're cracked up to be. I understand they are probably good for removing minor grit/grime, but what about my need?
Would it be to my advantage to try this, or am I looking at wet sanding for best effect? Those who've used them.......what did you use for a lubricant? What's your judgement as to the effectivess of these things?
GRIOTS CLAY AND SPEED SHINE AS THE SLIDE LUBRIANT....
tHEN USE THEIR BOTTLE OF FINE HAND POLISH..
FOLLOW UP WITH THEIR 20$ BOTTLE OF CONCOUR WAX..
All by hand first..
Next try a Gentle buffer if the hand application did not work...
Griots has a nice one with all of the products to go with....
Color sand as a last resort...
And Please mask off what you can.. and use lotzah towels to catch
runoff if you buff or color sand....