Wut type of product can I use to get these out? They are deep in the clear coat. Or will it be better to take to a professional?

 

Pictures boy, pictures.

 

Im gonna get some lemme check and see if you will be able to see them in it!

 

Definitely would like to see some pics...

When you say 'deep', obviously, that's a subjective term. Tell me this... can you feel them with your fingernail?

 

If you can feel them with your finger nail than it's going to need paint.

 

O great I hope it doesnt need it but yes i can feel them and you can clearly see them easily. But it doesnt look like the paint is scratched just the clear coat.

 

The general rule of thumb is that, if you can feel it with a fingernail, it won't be able to be totally removed.

That said, it doesn't mean that the appearance can't be VERY diminished using good technique, products, and a little patience.

What do you have in your bag of tricks? What products? Tools?

 

So far Ive got a pretty good car buffer and thats it...

I need yalls input on what type of products and techniques how I should do it.

I will have pictures up tommorow for yall to see them because it pourin' outside....

 

Pretty good car buffer... as in a Makita or Dewalt Rotary or as in $30 at Pep Boys?

 

My thoughts exactly...