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Osiris

well, all i know is buffing it by hand has absolutely no effect. its almost like the haze is under the clear coat, but really not.

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Junkman2008

Here you go man. You need to first understand what these products do to your paint before you go buying stuff and trying to fix it yourself. These videos explain the simple process of paint repair. That stuff you used has dulled the paint and now you need to undo the damage that stuff has done. It has a purpose, you just used it at the wrong time and for the wrong application. After watching those videos, you will be a lot better informed on how to fix your problem.

Doing it by hand is for the birds. You need to invest in a PC. These videos will explain to you the safety in doing so. It's not as complicated as you think it is when you are armed with the right information.

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Osiris

I'm all for investing in a PC, but what you're telling me is i'm screwed until i do? So to fix this spot, i gotta shell out the $$ for the PC and all the products? No emergency manual fix? It is xmas and all...money is kinda tight.

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Junkman2008

You tried it by hand and found out how hard it is. You can do it by hand but it takes a lot of work. If you want it fixed right now, pay a professional to do it.

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gaveup

You're a little bit aways (2.5 hours ), but if it bothers you that much you can come by my place and I'll do it for free.

Junkman2008

Can't beat that offer. It's a lot further to me.

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Sandra Dee

All I gotta say is, Junkie is the BOMB.