Hello in the spring, I would like to refresh the car a bit and the only point is to remove scratches from the metallic silver paint. I am not interested in removing scratches for a few car washes or masking them. I want to do it myself by hand, because whatever means I would not use, it will be...

First sanding with water papers and then some polishing paste only not tempo / automax but something professional. Finally, polish. Do not insist on manual polishing because you will not make it by the end of the year. If it is to be good and not cheap, give the car to someone who deals with it, because without experience you probably rub the paint on the edges.

You can't do it by hand, the cheapest polisher and a good sponge are PLN 200, and a good paste is around PLN 50-100. First, all scratched elements are wet matted with 2000 paper, when you wipe the clear, you can also burn the varnish if you wipe it with a polisher. But you want to try it.

Well, I do not know if he wants to do it himself and by hand, because polishing the paint is not the same as refusing lamps there, it was simple and fast. For now, he knows the topic. Or maybe it is actually worth visiting companies that deal with it.

DIY Techniques for Removing Superficial Scratches from Metallic Silver Car Paint

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#1 17000296 30 Jan 2018 17:51

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Hello in the spring, I would like to refresh the car a bit and the only point is to remove scratches from the metallic silver paint.
I am not interested in removing scratches for a few car washes or masking them. I want to do it myself by hand, because whatever means I would not use, it will be cheaper than painting the entire elements.
There are many scratches, but they are shallow and superficial. It should be good and effective, not cheap.

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#2 17000335 30 Jan 2018 18:09

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First sanding with water papers and then some polishing paste only not tempo / automax but something professional. Finally, polish. Do not insist on manual polishing because you will not make it by the end of the year. If it is to be good and not cheap, give the car to someone who deals with it, because without experience you probably rub the paint on the edges.
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17000346 30 Jan 2018 18:13

You can't do it by hand, the cheapest polisher and a good sponge are PLN 200, and a good paste is around PLN 50-100.
First, all scratched elements are wet matted with 2000 paper, when you wipe the clear, you can also burn the varnish if you wipe it with a polisher.
But you want to try it.
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Well, I do not know if he wants to do it himself and by hand, because polishing the paint is not the same as refusing lamps there, it was simple and fast. For now, he knows the topic.
Or maybe it is actually worth visiting companies that deal with it.
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