[Tomy]

hey.. since we're at it..

i dont have a PC, but i have some minor swirls that's showing..

what's the best method to take care of them by hand and what product

	PC Porter-Cable Orbital Buffer 7424 or 7336. One of the most famous tool used by a variety of detailers, from weekend warriors to professional detailers.

[lecchilo]

Originally Posted by Tomy

hey.. since we're at it..

i dont have a PC, but i have some minor swirls that's showing..

what's the best method to take care of them by hand and what product

By hand it will be tough, but I've heard Meg's #105 is great with hand-use, followed by something lighter like M80 maybe... Maybe someone with more experience polishing by hand can help... I know for me M105 does a great job in those tight areas where I must do it by hand.

	PC Porter-Cable Orbital Buffer 7424 or 7336. One of the most famous tool used by a variety of detailers, from weekend warriors to professional detailers.

[Tomy]

but i just have minor swirls..do i need that abrasive compounds?

[lecchilo]

Originally Posted by Tomy

but i just have minor swirls..do i need that abrasive compounds?

You won't know until you try... I'd suggest trying a few Meg's polishes from a local car parts store... try something like #9, #2, etc. I suggested #105 only because everyone says it works great by hand, and I think it's great for the tight areas I have to do by hand... even though it's a very abrasive polish, when used by hand it's not nearly as bad... again, give something lighter a shot, preferably Meg's from a local store, and go from there.

[Tomy]

ill try some of the polish at a local store, i'll let u klnow.. im gonna do a full detail following these instructions next week

now i gotta get myself some more MF