In order to remove oxidation from a vehicle’s paint, simply use a good polishing compound or cleaning wax. Avoid scuffing up the paint when removing oxidation …
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In order to remove oxidation from a vehicle’s paint, simply use a good polishing compound or cleaning wax. Avoid scuffing up the paint when removing oxidation …
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check out m22wright channel on the very best videos on oxidation removal. To get rid of it completly generally requires you sanding the clear coat.
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I've had great success with 3m over the years,but yea I've been using Meguiar's Ultimate compound but mostly I use poorboy's world pro polishers then klasse when I comes to detailing cars. I used turtle wax ice 2 years ago and didn't really like it at all.
just work it nice and slow.. i lol'd
I fell asleep by his voice, did he get to remove it?
This would probably work for single stage paint but for base & clear coat paint like most people have, I used rubbing compound (supposed to be more aggressive) and it took forever – so I would not recommend polishing compound. I had really heavy oxidation, the clear coat was chalky and you could scrape it off with your fingernail, but it was hard to get off. But rubbing compound got most of it off.
thank you
News Flash Dee, the purpose of this video was to show you how to remove SMALL areas as the man said. Obviously, most of us would know to use an orbital device and compound for the larger areas. Next time, think it out before you go shooting your fingers off. just ribbing you.. have a good one.
Great video's man!
OK you win I cant see the oxidation!!!
lol paper towel on paint yes please scratch my paint more