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  • Help with dull paint

    I am trying to make the right door shiny like the left door. it was painted a year ago. Now that i have bought a buffing kit with polisher i am trying to fix it. what should i do?
    Car details: Honda Accord 2014

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    Re: Help with dull paint

    Originally posted by Siam2700 View Post
    I am trying to make the right door shiny like the left door. it was painted a year ago. Now that i have bought a buffing kit with polisher i am trying to fix it. what should i do?
    Car details: Honda Accord 2014

    It is tough to say exactly what is going to work, there are a lot of variables with a re-paint, you potentially could try everything short of wet sanding, and the gloss may not match equally to the areas which were not re-painted.

    I would recommend starting with a clay bar, then using a mild cleaner/polish product like our M205 Ultra Finishing Polish, and work your way up in aggressiveness from there.

    What is including in the kit you bought? What type of machine & pads & liquids?
    Nick Winn
    Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Online Forum Administrator
    Meguiar's Inc.
    Irvine, CA
    nawinn@meguiars.com

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      Re: Help with dull paint

      i bought a da polisher with orange ,white and black pad
      a claying kit and a compund similar to m205,a polish and a wax.

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        Re: Help with dull paint

        Originally posted by Siam2700 View Post
        i bought a da polisher with orange ,white and black pad
        a claying kit and a compund similar to m205,a polish and a wax.
        Perfect, start with a polish, do a test spot, then evaluate/inspect. Work your way up from there. If you need to use compound, using a polish after, will most likely improve gloss, prior to waxing. Below is a link to an article with some notes you can reference:

        D/A Polisher Basics with Meguiar's MT300
        Nick Winn
        Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Online Forum Administrator
        Meguiar's Inc.
        Irvine, CA
        nawinn@meguiars.com

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