Re: [xj-s] Buffing and oxidation of paint

["Keith Morris" <keithm@silverlink.net>]

Paul, 
There are polishing products that can be used effectively that will remove,
without scratching, the outer layer of paint. After effective polishing a
good wax should bring out a few more seasons of luster. I'd recommend that
you visit a classic car or specialty auto paint facility and ask there
advice as to weather your paint is a candidate for this treatment. Also ask
there advise for products to use. 
Keith Morris
keithm@silverlink.net
Seattle, WA.

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> From: Paul_Hackbart@Stream.com
> To: xj-s@jag-lovers.org
> Subject: [xj-s] Buffing and oxidation of paint
> Date: Friday, July 10, 1998 2:06 PM
> 
>      My car's paint is oxidizing. I try not to drive it when it is
raining 
>      because its my baby, but occasionally it happens and people see me 
>      without my hair piece on so to speak as of course  I have to keep it

>      waxed(hand waxed) constantly. Cannot afford a new paint job at the 
>      moment and was wondering if  I took it in to a detailing place to
have 
>      it buffed properly works well. 
>         I am nt familiar but I heard buffing is different than waxing it 
>      with the buffer(which takes paint layers off big time by the way) 
>      Apparently "buffing" is a different proess which solves oxidation 
>      problems(I hear) Is this true ? If not is there any other way other 
>      than a new paint job?
>      Thanks.
>      Paul

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