Bad waves and swirl marks. Is solution 3M swirl mark remover and Random orbit buffer? Which Buffer?
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I had some rock chips touched up in preparation for a clear bra. But after the first wash I found swirl marks and waves. The detailer was quite nice and appologetic and will re do it. but he uses a circular buffer and McGuires Mirror finish.
He'll use a random orbit buffer if I get one. W
Which one should I get?
Is the Mcguires as good as the 3M?
He'll use a random orbit buffer if I get one. W
Which one should I get?
Is the Mcguires as good as the 3M?
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<center><img src="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/2465/dsc00020.jpg"></center><p>Here are the reults - 1 year old car, in the hot South.
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note that the A4 is where the 1.8 used to be....
Reasons are, I LIKE the A4 badge, not really a stock 1.8, and I enjoy letting those I pass know it was done by an A4, not an S4.
And while a debadging looks awesome on silver and Pearl white, I think a black car needs something on it.
Reasons are, I LIKE the A4 badge, not really a stock 1.8, and I enjoy letting those I pass know it was done by an A4, not an S4.
And while a debadging looks awesome on silver and Pearl white, I think a black car needs something on it.
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