Polishing Your Car Like A Professional

by Dr. Tom Mathews Charlie


Posted on 05-07-2021 11:50 PM



Car Polish Tips

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If you are the type of person who doesn't like other people touching your car or if you just feel that bringing your car to a professional to polish it for you is a waste of money and you can use that money to do other things. You probably will settle into polishing your car by yourself. Some of you may worry that you won't get the same end results as a professional but to have some faith because it is not impossible.

Finding the right brand or polish products are important, good ones may be more costly than others but they are worth every penny. So invest yourself a good bottle of polish. Not only it has better quality but it will last quite a period of time because you do not have to polish your car after every wash. To get awesome end results a good polish product is needed but most importantly is the person that is doing all the polishing.

Hiring A Car Polish Professional

You can give the same type of polish to a professional or to someone who doesn't know the right way to polish. The end results will be different. So here are a few simple steps you should take note of and you will be on your way to polish your car like a professional. https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/dryer-repair/lg-dishwasher/Dryer-Not-Starting-Issues.html

First is to find the right polish for your car. Make sure it has urethane finishes and not lacquer finish. You can easily do some surveys online to get the suitable polish for your car, although most car appliance shop sell polishes but some are them are too harsh and requires machine buffing. It is more advisable to get a light duty polish as it could be easily handled by anyone.

Next step is polishing your car. Park your car under a shade or inside your garage, direct sun light will damage your car paint. Before applying polish unto your car, you must make sure that your car is washed and dried clean. Shake the bottle of polish well and apply a quarter size drop to a dry smooth cloth or a polish pad. Apply it with a back and forth motion, most people use a circular motion causing swirl marks to appear on the car.

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After rubbing the polish on one area for about one minute, use a foam pad or microfiber towel to buff out the semi dried polish. Again back and forth motions. It is best to start at the edges and not directly in the middle of the surface. After every buffing operation remember to dust out the excess dried polish that could be trapped, if you don't it will leave swirl marks on your car. Repeat the same step at the same area a few times to get desired results than move on to the next area. Once you are done, you can apply car wax as a protection coat for your car which leaves a great shine.