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Old 12-05-2010, 02:30 PM   #10
Zeke
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Re: buffing/scratch removing techniques?

I have not buffed a car but there are lots of "how to" out there and from what I have learned here, read and watched basic things are watch your speed, keep pad flat etc. As far a compound I think it's a personal preference and everyone uses what works best for them lots of good advice on this board but you have to just do it to find what works best for you. With 7 coats of rustoleum I don't think you will have a problem with burn through.
this link might help you out and there are lots more out there.
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