How To Polish A Car | Remove Any Scratch | Plus Wetsanding - For Beginners How to properly clean a car and prepare it for polishing. We will also show you today how to remove any scratch that is in your clearcoat using a technique called wet sanding. This turned out really well. I was unable to use the audio on my actual video due to my neighbor mowing.. So, if you like this, but want to see a more in depth video about any of the processes used here let me know and I’ll make a in depth one that covers all the bases.
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Links to products used in Video:
Buffing Compound Kit:
Butter Wet Wax:
Orange Buffing Pad:
Green Buffing Pad:
Buff & Polish Foam Pad Kit With Buffer:
Laser-Cut Microfiber Towels:
Buff & Polish Foam Pad Kit Full Set:
TORQ 10FX Buffer:
Porter Cable Buffer:
Meguiars Microfiber Cutting Pads:
2000 Grit Sandpaper:
3000 Grit Sandpaper:
5000 Grit Sandpaper:
Sanding Block:
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