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Sun Nov 14, 2010 2:21 am
If wax doesn't hide the scratches, you can try some fine cut polish by Meguire's using an orbital buffer. Wal-Mart usually has them for about $20. If that doesn't work, then some heavy cut with a hi-speed buffer is your only hope. I wouldn't recommend this to someone who doesn't have experience with a hi-speed buffer though; its very easy to burn the paint especially on the edges. This should be followed with some swirl mark remover with a fine foam pad, then wax. Same goes for the orbital; change your pad, then go over the area with Meguire's swirl free polish, then change your pad, and wax. Clear coat is like anything else; the only way to remove a scratch is to remove material from around the scratch to level things out. Buffing removes clear coat, so there is a limit to how much can be removes before you get to the base coat. A hi-speed buffer can get you to this point pretty quick if you aren't careful!