Quick question for the group about swirl marks on my in-laws' just delivered 2016 Ford Explorer Limited. It's obvious that one of the two dealers that had the truck ran it through an automatic carwash or two since the paint has swirlmarks all over which I have a few products to use to address.
My question has to deal with the gloss black plastic trim panels on the A, B, C, and D pillars that are also swirled. Should I be using a plastic-specific product like PlastX or treating them like paint? The plastic products I see are all listed as for clear plastic which is what is throwing me off. Due to the small sizes of the panels, I would prefer to work by hand but a PC is also an option though I would probably have to get some smaller pads.
My question has to deal with the gloss black plastic trim panels on the A, B, C, and D pillars that are also swirled. Should I be using a plastic-specific product like PlastX or treating them like paint? The plastic products I see are all listed as for clear plastic which is what is throwing me off. Due to the small sizes of the panels, I would prefer to work by hand but a PC is also an option though I would probably have to get some smaller pads.
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