have never in my life used a polisher/buffer before, mainly bc i have always been terrified i'm gonna burn through the paint and make it worse. Wife and i both drive black vehicles and my truck has some very minor hairline scratches in the clearcoat, not even very noticeable in the sunglight, but notice them all the time in the garage under the fluorescent lighting. Was thinking about buying this kit Adam's Basic Porter Cable 7424 XP Polisher Kit
but not sure. Not looking for showroom paint perfection, but something to safely remove a few hairline swirls/scratches in the clear would be great. Have tried numerous hand polishes/scratch removers with no changed results. Is the pc a good choice for a beginner just looking for the random paint correction? Any chance i could make the paint worse and haze it, or something along those lines?
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have never in my life used a polisher/buffer before, mainly bc i have always been terrified i'm gonna burn through the paint and make it worse. Wife and i both drive black vehicles and my truck has some very minor hairline scratches in the clearcoat, not even very noticeable in the sunglight, but notice them all the time in the garage under the fluorescent lighting. Was thinking about buying this kit Adam's Basic Porter Cable 7424 XP Polisher Kit
but not sure. Not looking for showroom paint perfection, but something to safely remove a few hairline swirls/scratches in the clear would be great. Have tried numerous hand polishes/scratch removers with no changed results. Is the pc a good choice for a beginner just looking for the random paint correction? Any chance i could make the paint worse and haze it, or something along those lines?
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