flooky
Guest
Hi, The paint on my car is a bit faded, whats the best polish to bring it back up together?
Cheers
Cheers
In my opinion it's very hard to bring a faded car back to life by hand.
But proberbly your best by hand is Sonus SFX 1 Polish, as far as polish goes it's fairly abrasive, so would need to be finished of with a polish that has a higher Gloss, to achieve best results
But proberbly your best by hand is Sonus SFX 1 Polish, as far as polish goes it's fairly abrasive, so would need to be finished of with a polish that has a higher Gloss, to achieve best results
Are you sure its faded? I would be surprised to find a Leon that has faded yet.
If you are sure it has, try the Klasse twins - two products, one is a all-in-one chemical cleaner/polish that will help remove some of the oxidised paint, the other product is a sealant to be used afterwards that will help protect the paint against further UV damage amongst other things.
Best solution of all is to have the car machine polished properly (i.e. detailed) by someone local who knows what they are doing.
If you are sure it has, try the Klasse twins - two products, one is a all-in-one chemical cleaner/polish that will help remove some of the oxidised paint, the other product is a sealant to be used afterwards that will help protect the paint against further UV damage amongst other things.
Best solution of all is to have the car machine polished properly (i.e. detailed) by someone local who knows what they are doing.
CleanYourCar
Guest
Carlack Twins(same products as the Klasse) or Klasse Twins as above for chemical cleaning and really bringing up a nice gloss.
These are only very lightly abrasive, so help smooth imperfections whilst chemically cleaning the paint.
Best products I've found for removing swirls and marring is the carlack polishing pastes.
The Scratch Remover followed by the polishing paste
Have a look at some of the results on the Black Focus ST 170 (about half way down)I did a while ago. We also used them on the Seat Ibiza GTi also with great effect.
Topping with a wax will also help mask any further marks.
Cheers Tim
These are only very lightly abrasive, so help smooth imperfections whilst chemically cleaning the paint.
Best products I've found for removing swirls and marring is the carlack polishing pastes.
The Scratch Remover followed by the polishing paste
Have a look at some of the results on the Black Focus ST 170 (about half way down)I did a while ago. We also used them on the Seat Ibiza GTi also with great effect.
Topping with a wax will also help mask any further marks.
Cheers Tim
flooky
Guest
well im not sure to be honest, it's just some panels are duller than others.. maybe it's been polished at some point which has caused this?
i'll post some pictures of the car tomz when i can...
cheers!
i'll post some pictures of the car tomz when i can...
cheers!
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