You will need a random orbit buffer that spins at at least 5000 rpms. I would reccommend the Porter Cable 7424 Polisher.
We have tried a ton of products and most leave a haze behind.
3m makes a medium compound that sells for about $30+. That one is pretty popular.
We are in the midst of branding our own product for siwrl removal! It's not out yet but I hope it will be out in a few months. That will come with the correct pad. We will have a full explaination on the procedure on our web site in the next few weeks.
Bottom line with compounds is the abrasive. Most compunds have abrasives that run about $5 a pound. The abrasive in our product is $15 a pound. It fully breaks down when you are using it and it is very easy to remove.
Basically when you are using the product take your time. You want to put enough pressure on the buffer to crush the pad about halfway. When you have finished the section just rinse with clean water. The more times you go over the area the deeper you will "cut".
You will defintely need to wax the paint when you are done. Obviously buffing removes everything. Of course I am partial to Zymol. I would use Titanium or Carbon. Not matter what wax it with something.
We have tried a ton of products and most leave a haze behind.
3m makes a medium compound that sells for about $30+. That one is pretty popular.
We are in the midst of branding our own product for siwrl removal! It's not out yet but I hope it will be out in a few months. That will come with the correct pad. We will have a full explaination on the procedure on our web site in the next few weeks.
Bottom line with compounds is the abrasive. Most compunds have abrasives that run about $5 a pound. The abrasive in our product is $15 a pound. It fully breaks down when you are using it and it is very easy to remove.
Basically when you are using the product take your time. You want to put enough pressure on the buffer to crush the pad about halfway. When you have finished the section just rinse with clean water. The more times you go over the area the deeper you will "cut".
You will defintely need to wax the paint when you are done. Obviously buffing removes everything. Of course I am partial to Zymol. I would use Titanium or Carbon. Not matter what wax it with something.
