Removing superficial scratches

[aliner]

Has anyone used glare mirco polish to remove light scratches on the clearcoat from washing?

Lynn

[dznf0g]

This? I don't see a "micro polish on their website???

GLARE® Products|Glare Micro Finish|Glare Spider|Glare Vinyl & Leather|Glare Turbo Action Wheel Cleaner|Glare Knock Out|Glare Ultra Wash Soap|Hurricane Products| Buff Pads|Electric Buffers|

I do use the polish in the link. I like it a lot.

[aliner]

Thanks Rich, my mistake... it's Glare Micro-finish.

Lynn

[DoublTrouble]

Originally Posted by dznf0g

This? I don't see a "micro polish on their website???

GLARE® Products|Glare Micro Finish|Glare Spider|Glare Vinyl & Leather|Glare Turbo Action Wheel Cleaner|Glare Knock Out|Glare Ultra Wash Soap|Hurricane Products| Buff Pads|Electric Buffers|

I do use the polish in the link. I like it a lot.

Dznf0g, which polish do you use? I have some swirls in 2015 I want to address.

[dznf0g]

The one in the link: Glare Professional polish. It's not a rubbing compound though....if you have anything deeper than swirl marks, you'll need something with micro grit in it.

[featherbedder]

As I posted before a buffing compound that body shops use on clear coat finishes will remove scratches [swirl marks etc.] that do not penetrate coating will remove. I got to close to burning bushes w/pickup looked bad but body shop buffed, no signs of marks. Contact local body shop or detail shop what they use.

[steilkurve]

Originally Posted by dznf0g

The one in the link: Glare Professional polish. It's not a rubbing compound though....if you have anything deeper than swirl marks, you'll need something with micro grit in it.

Reviving an old thread but question, to remove light scratches, do you just apply Glare Pro Polish normally or do you work it first on the scratches (with a foam pad and or orbiter) and then do the normal application?