Rubbing Compounds, waxes...pads....
I have done research but just confused. What do I need to use for oxidation? Wax? Wool pad or what? Thanks. I have a 7” buffer.
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I remove oxidation in painted surfaces by doing this: 1/2 gal. of Jasco Prepaint Conditioner mixed with 1/2 gallon of water in a garden sprayer. Spray surface and brush with a soft bristle brush. Spray solution a second time and immediately rinse, using the same brush to agitate lightly.
For very soiled surfaces like boat hulls encrusted with dried algae, I'll sometimes break out the phosphoric acid and use a dilute solution of that along with a pressure washer.
I have buffers and various rubbing compounds. If wishing to use a buffer, I would suggest to use 3M ultra-fine rubbing compound. There is little to be gained and more potential risk using coarser compound.
For very soiled surfaces like boat hulls encrusted with dried algae, I'll sometimes break out the phosphoric acid and use a dilute solution of that along with a pressure washer.
I have buffers and various rubbing compounds. If wishing to use a buffer, I would suggest to use 3M ultra-fine rubbing compound. There is little to be gained and more potential risk using coarser compound.
