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I'm going to take a look into that. Hope fo they fill in the small scratches?A DA polisher works wonders. Some turtle wax, white polishing compound, a fleece bonnet, and a few terry cloth bonnets will work wonders. The after the buff out with the polishing compound, a buff out with the terry cloth bonnets and some wax. Then a hand wax. That is how my wife got our 4 runner to a mirror finish. This is also what I use on my old Chevy. You can get the DA polisher @ harbor freight cheap. 6 inch is whats in the pic, and all you need. Also any waxor compound you use, need to be liquid. Bottle type wax and compound is what I use. I also like McGuires cleaner wax. View attachment 9105View attachment 9106View attachment 9107View attachment 9108
Love that high gloss shine, looks nice.A DA polisher works wonders. Some turtle wax, white polishing compound, a fleece bonnet, and a few terry cloth bonnets will work wonders. The after the buff out with the polishing compound, a buff out with the terry cloth bonnets and some wax. Then a hand wax. That is how my wife got our 4 runner to a mirror finish. This is also what I use on my old Chevy. You can get the DA polisher @ harbor freight cheap. 6 inch is whats in the pic, and all you need. Also any waxor compound you use, need to be liquid. Bottle type wax and compound is what I use. I also like McGuires cleaner wax. View attachment 9105View attachment 9106View attachment 9107View attachment 9108
Let's see some pics now that you say it's diminished.This is going to sound stupid, but since I've been going to the car wash and getting their super ultimate wash (see post about that) ... the scratches are starting to disappear. Doesn't make sense, could the clear coat scratches be getting filled in with something that's making them less visible?
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