Ultimate Guide To Scratch Removal on Car Paint | Correct Marring, Holograms, Light & Heavy Scratches
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 พ.ย. 2023
- Today, we cover the step-by-step process, including preparation and product application, to help you achieve a flawless finish on your vehicle. Starting off by outlining the crucial steps for preparation, ensuring your surface is clean and ready for polishing. From proper washing techniques to surface decontamination, we guide you through the essential steps to create an optimal canvas for the polishing process.
Then, we dive into the application of a variety of products such as the V Line compounds, VSS scratch and swirl remover, C4 clear coat restorer, and P4 precision paint perfection. With the TORQ 15DA polisher, we demonstrate the correct techniques for using each product, showcasing their individual strengths in correcting imperfections, enhancing gloss, and restoring the clear coat.
We provide easy-to-follow instructions and professional tips to ensure that even beginners can achieve remarkable results. Whether you're aiming to eliminate swirls, scratches, or restore the luster of your vehicle's paint, this guide using the TORQ 15DA is your go-to resource for a successful polishing experience.
- TORQ 15DA: bit.ly/3u611hz
- V Line of Polishes: bit.ly/3SnkJzx
- C4 Clear Cut Correction Compound: bit.ly/49il10L
- P4 Precision Paint Polish: bit.ly/49fbwQ5
- VSS Scratch and Swirl Remover: bit.ly/40uJ74w
- Polishing Pad Conditioner: bit.ly/3QkrHTv
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- V Line: bit.ly/3SrWVL0
- C4 Clear Cut Compound: bit.ly/45ZcPQ3
- VSS Scratch and Swirl Remover: bit.ly/3SrDMZz
- TORQ 15DA: bit.ly/3QLSN7v
Instead of a white pad, can I use the blue one ? Thanks for the video 😀
I like that you also described what causes each type of damage, thanks!
Great informational video Joey, thank you! Why use the pad conditioner after you put the product on the pad? Can you spray the conditioner on the pad first then add the product for polishing after?
Great video! I'm sold!! Do you also have a video on how to clean all of those pads after using them? Warm soap and water I suppose?
Excellent 👍
Hello, good job! Wishing you success on TH-cam!
Thanks so much for the awesome feedback!
For the "light scratches" section, you used the V36. It came out looking very nice. Would you use the V38 afterwards as the finishing touch? Or just stop at the V36? Hope that question makes sense. Thanks.
Instead of a white pad, can i use the blue one ?
Thanks for the video 😀
Let me know, can I just do a small section of the hood if it has swirls or scratches and then polish or once I do a section it forces me to do the entire hood to match? Thought's?
Can I use the one for light scratches by hand not sure that I want to use buffer on my new truck but I do have light swirl marks because I took it to car was to get salt off it
How long does the result for removing light scratching with V36 last? What is the best method for permanently correcting areas with only superficial scratching?
Should I use P4 to remove light scratches on my ceramic coated car (Has Carbon Force)?
Noooo! If you polish a car that has ceramic coating you will remove your coating
What is the difference between my TORQ FX and the one you used
Bigger throw / covers more area
Hello, quick question, are c4 & p4 sufficient to remove heavy scratches?
Hi there! Yes, the combination of C4 and P4 is great for refining moderate to heavy scratches.
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To this day I'm still trying to figure it out!
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Good stuff, says “go ahead “ too much.
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