Just starting on the whole detailing thing, never knew the correct way to actually do anything when it came to this. So this is my issue, I have two cars a 2000 Firebird, which is very good shape (very little swirls, scratches etc..) and I also have a 1993 Camaro (200k miles.....has very bad swirls, scratches, paint chips). After doing my test run on the hand polish system I'm addicted I gotta get it perfect now lol.
So basically long story short, I want to get my Camaro back to looking really good, but from what I have been reading about the PC it isn't great for getting rid of bad swirling, which is the Camaro's case. The PC would be great for my Firebird, but I'm not so sure on the Camaro...I also have really no experience on anything like a PC or a Flex and from some of the things I have read, the PC requires almost no experience but the Flex kind of does. So thats my situation any ideas?
Bad picture but the sun was making it difficult to catch the swirls, best I could do.
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Just starting on the whole detailing thing, never knew the correct way to actually do anything when it came to this. So this is my issue, I have two cars a 2000 Firebird, which is very good shape (very little swirls, scratches etc..) and I also have a 1993 Camaro (200k miles.....has very bad swirls, scratches, paint chips). After doing my test run on the hand polish system I'm addicted I gotta get it perfect now lol.
So basically long story short, I want to get my Camaro back to looking really good, but from what I have been reading about the PC it isn't great for getting rid of bad swirling, which is the Camaro's case. The PC would be great for my Firebird, but I'm not so sure on the Camaro...I also have really no experience on anything like a PC or a Flex and from some of the things I have read, the PC requires almost no experience but the Flex kind of does. So thats my situation any ideas?
Bad picture but the sun was making it difficult to catch the swirls, best I could do.
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