Buffing...is it bad?

FricFrac · 06-29-2009, 11:15 PM

Please for the sake of all 370Zs on the road do not attempt to buff your Z. Also be careful of detailers that use fillers to make your swirl marks disappear - they will just show back up when you wash the filler out after x number of washes. Also be careful of detailers that cut to much of your clear coat off - that brings you dangerously close to clear coat failure.

Now that I know all this stuff about detailing (but don't have the skills to do it myself) there is only one person I'd take my car to to get it done - someone who actually cares about the work he does rather than a business that need to be profitable with employees not necessarily interested in doing an excellent job. Good luck with that..... :/

06-29-2009, 11:15 PM	#11 (permalink)
FricFrac A True Z Fanatic Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: Victoria, BC Posts: 1,481 Drives: 370Z 300ZX 280ZX 240 Rep Power: 230	Please for the sake of all 370Zs on the road do not attempt to buff your Z. Also be careful of detailers that use fillers to make your swirl marks disappear - they will just show back up when you wash the filler out after x number of washes. Also be careful of detailers that cut to much of your clear coat off - that brings you dangerously close to clear coat failure. Now that I know all this stuff about detailing (but don't have the skills to do it myself) there is only one person I'd take my car to to get it done - someone who actually cares about the work he does rather than a business that need to be profitable with employees not necessarily interested in doing an excellent job. Good luck with that..... :/ __________________ '09 370Z - '93 300ZX Vert - '83 280ZX - '83 280ZXT -'81 280ZXT stroker - '72 240Z - Stillen CBE, HFC, G3, Grounding Kit, Sways // Swift Spring // H&R 15mm // 5% Tint // Clear Bra //