Question about paint repair on a King Ranch
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Question about paint repair on a King Ranch
Hey guys,
Hoping to get some answers on a problem. I took our Chestnut 03 King Ranch to a paintless dent removal place to have some door dings removed. The dings came out wonderfully but the guy used what I think was a non-orbital buffer to wax the area. After I washed the vehicle I discovered a mirrored 3 dimentional swirly look to the area he had waxed. I hope he didn't burn throught the clearcoat. I thought I might try a orbital buffer to see if that takes it away but wanted to see if anyone has any input.
Hoping to get some answers on a problem. I took our Chestnut 03 King Ranch to a paintless dent removal place to have some door dings removed. The dings came out wonderfully but the guy used what I think was a non-orbital buffer to wax the area. After I washed the vehicle I discovered a mirrored 3 dimentional swirly look to the area he had waxed. I hope he didn't burn throught the clearcoat. I thought I might try a orbital buffer to see if that takes it away but wanted to see if anyone has any input.
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From: Glen Rose, TX
I Worked at a car wash for yrs in high school it sounds like he did a sh___y job with a high speed buffer. It is not easy to do a good job with a high speed buffer. Hopefully he did not burn your paint, it is very easy to do. You will have to get it rebuffed.