Wet-sanded, Polished, Waxed - Perfection!

[circmand]

But he rubbed so hard he rubbed the Isuzu logo off the back door.

[TheGanzman]

But he rubbed so hard he rubbed the Isuzu logo off the back door.

And good riddance TO it! Actually, I'm responsible for that one. I lowered the garage door one day when the VX wasn't ALL the way in; one of the sheet metal hinge edges came down and cut a nice gouge in the "I" of Isuzu, so off they all came!

[Mile High VX]

And so hard that he rubbed all the blue out of the Dragon Green...

It looks fantastic.

I use a low speed buffer on mine as well. Used some SwirlX on my hood insert over the weekend and then a good coat of NXT 2.0 wax and it looks so much better than before.

[tom4bren]

It looks fantastic. Tell your buddy that there is a Proton in Virginia in dire need of his talent.

[TheGanzman]

It looks fantastic. Tell your buddy that there is a Proton in Virginia in dire need of his talent.

Actually, he LIVES in Charlottesville...

[nfpgasmask]

I really NEED to learn how to do this. If I can buff out even 75% of my tree scratches, I will be that much better off. Then I just need to have a couple dings fixes, and have my hood and tailgate resprayed and my VX will be looking sweet.

Does anyone know of a good how-to online for wet sanding and buffing cars? I want my tree scratches GONE.

Bart

[tom4bren]

That's only 90 minutes away. May hafta look him up sometime I'm headed that way.

[rickshaw]

Joe,

The Proton is looking great.

All shined up and nowhere to go. It's time to bring it back to Cars and Coffee and let others appreciate it. Last week's was totally packed, it was full by 7 AM. We'll have to meet up there sometime.


rickshaw
Gene