help! how to remove little scratches on body?

[accord=inspire?]

damn today sucked.

i was washing my car and i randomly picked up a towel to wash it.

when i finished washing the car, i see little scratches everywhere on my hood.


i want to know how to remove em.

i dont know much about waxing, polishing and bluffing so if you guys can explain what i need to buy and what i need to do that will be great thanks

[ric3rboi23]

well, when you bluff, make sure to keep a straight face so they dont know you're lying.

[accord=inspire?]

well, when you bluff, make sure to keep a straight face so they dont know you're lying.

like i said i dont know much about additional processes....i am referring to that circle machine that spins and has a pad on it.

[ExplodingCake]

Use scratch remover and buff it off.

[RagingAsian]

rubbing compound.

[Joshy]

lol

Why do you always make appearance threads in O/T?

What kind of towel did you use to screw up your paint? Did it have rocks or metal shavings in it?!

like i said i dont know much about additional processes....i am referring to that circle machine that spins and has a pad on it.

Are you saying you used a buffing wheel to dry your car? Or you're asking about buffing wheels?

Waxing goes a long way, even if its the spray and wipe kind.

There are great threads in this forum with detailed information about waxing and polishing! Search around!

[ibr_adam09]

Waxng protects paint, doesn't remove scraches or blemishes.

Use some rubbing compound with a buffer machine. If you have deeper scraches, you might have to wetsand with 2000 grit paper first.

After buffing with rubbing compound, use a polishing compound to get rid of the swirl marks from the first phase of buffing. It'll look good as new.


This thread however wasn't needed, Google would have found your solution in 0.01 second(s). But that's if you're really in a hurry !

[Makaveli2k]

Are you a female?

[WilliamW]

^ Huh Lol

[Joshy]

Waxng protects paint, doesn't remove scraches or blemishes.

Use some rubbing compound with a buffer machine. If you have deeper scraches, you might have to wetsand with 2000 grit paper first.

After buffing with rubbing compound, use a polishing compound to get rid of the swirl marks from the first phase of buffing. It'll look good as new.


This thread however wasn't needed, Google would have found your solution in 0.01 second(s). But that's if you're really in a hurry !

I want to say that he's referring to "swirl marks," not scratches. But we haven't heard back from him yet!

[RagingAsian]

are You A Female?

Lol

[jdm_inspired]

well, when you bluff, make sure to keep a straight face so they dont know you're lying.

[accord=inspire?]

Are you a female?

nope just asian

parents never knew too much about car therefore i gotta learn myself

[accord=inspire?]

lol

Why do you always make appearance threads in O/T?

What kind of towel did you use to screw up your paint? Did it have rocks or metal shavings in it?!



Are you saying you used a buffing wheel to dry your car? Or you're asking about buffing wheels?

Waxing goes a long way, even if its the spray and wipe kind.

There are great threads in this forum with detailed information about waxing and polishing! Search around!

im asking do i need to get one of those machines to remove em?
what kinds of pads do i use? what solution?
do i throw away the pad after each use?

[RagingAsian]

sometimes you can remove it by hand.

You either use foam or wool pads.

You dont throw them away after each use...you just take a screwdriver and run it across when you have the buffer slowly on.