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Thread: Foggy finish after PC

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07-08-2006, 07:37 PM

bolus

4th Gear

Join Date: Feb 2006

Location: Portland, OR

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Are you able to post some pics of the car? I really doubt you did anything that isn't fixable

I would recommend buying the paint polishing DVD in the NAM store. Great stuff on technique and likely the products he uses will work for you. Probably just need a different pad and polish to get those out that wont cause more problems.

http://store.northamericanmotoring.c...t=0&bestseller

I used the combination in the DVD (PC + meguiars M80 speed glaze + Meguiars w8006 polishing pad for the PC) and was able to get out swirls without causing any haze or scratches.