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Light paint scratches?
Hello, i have a '93 DeVille that's clean with the exception of the paint having light scratches from clearing snow. The goober used a house broom as opposed to the brush made for the job. Can i just give it a good waxing/buff or will it have to be painted. Other than the scratches, the paint is in excellent shape!
4 Answers
- RamRodLv 47 years agoFavorite Answer
To get the best results:
1. Use a clay bar with lubricant to remove all debris from the paint.
2. Polish with Buffer or by hand, just do small areas at a time.
3. Then put a polish on with a buffer or by hand.
May want to test a few areas first to see how much polishing you will have to do. Miguiars makes a complete kit may have to use a the polish with a high grit then work your way down to a finer grit to remove scratches.
- Larry ELv 77 years ago
You might have to take a polishing compound and electric buffer to get them out and then put a good coat of wax on it.
- StpaulguyLv 77 years ago
Polish and a dual action polisher will take them out. Then apply wax.
Wax alone will fill the scratches, but only polish will take them out
