Buffing...is it bad?

Celcius · 07-05-2009, 10:39 PM

If youre interested in learning more about proper paint care I suggest you join these forums:

Detailing Classes - Sign Up Here - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online

They offer "mobile" classes, but for the most part they're only offered in California and the more 'popular' regions. If they happen to have one in your area I suggest you attend. Everyone here has a new car so it's the perfect time to learn.

I took classes when I bought my first new car (06 Si), and she's one of the best maintained Si's in So Cal - although my opinion is probably a bit biased.

Meguiars offers a ton of learning resources which is why I stick with them, but Mothers products are also very competitive, as is 3M with their 303 protectant etc. Spend some time and check out your options!

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07-05-2009, 10:39 PM	#11 (permalink)
Celcius Base Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Anaheim, CA Posts: 68 Drives: Honda :( Rep Power: 18	If youre interested in learning more about proper paint care I suggest you join these forums: Detailing Classes - Sign Up Here - Car Care Forums: Meguiar's Online They offer "mobile" classes, but for the most part they're only offered in California and the more 'popular' regions. If they happen to have one in your area I suggest you attend. Everyone here has a new car so it's the perfect time to learn. I took classes when I bought my first new car (06 Si), and she's one of the best maintained Si's in So Cal - although my opinion is probably a bit biased. Meguiars offers a ton of learning resources which is why I stick with them, but Mothers products are also very competitive, as is 3M with their 303 protectant etc. Spend some time and check out your options!