Buffing/Polishing scratches. - Texas Hunting Forum

Posted By: Roll-Tide

Buffing/Polishing scratches. - 02/21/24 11:20 PM

Have a few light scratches on the Tundra. Nothing deep.

What do y’all recommend for polish/ buffer, methods ETC.

Posted By: Brother in-law

Take it to a full service car wash and point them out before you start
Best $150 you'll spend

Posted By: skinnerback

Originally Posted by Roll-Tide

Have a few light scratches on the Tundra. Nothing deep.

What do y’all recommend for polish/ buffer, methods ETC.

Bruh, it's a truck.....

Posted By: Roll-Tide

Originally Posted by skinnerback

Originally Posted by Roll-Tide

Have a few light scratches on the Tundra. Nothing deep.

What do y’all recommend for polish/ buffer, methods ETC.

Bruh, it's a truck.....

I’m thinking of selling it.

Posted By: TCM3

Meguiers and NuFinish sells good scratch removal kits

Posted By: skinnerback

Originally Posted by Roll-Tide

Originally Posted by skinnerback

Originally Posted by Roll-Tide

Have a few light scratches on the Tundra. Nothing deep.

What do y’all recommend for polish/ buffer, methods ETC.

Bruh, it's a truck.....

I’m thinking of selling it.

Gotcha. Sorry no help.

Posted By: 68rustbucket

I wouldn’t worry about it. The trade in guy will try to steal it from you anyway.

Posted By: Roll-Tide

The more I do to it, the more I like it.

I got some tint redone, new battery. Fixed my power washer and have washed it twice this week.

Posted By: krmitchell

https://www.meguiars.com/automotive/products/meguiarsr-scratchxr-g10307-7-oz-liquid

This will take out most surface scratches without any mechanical intervention. Don’t be afraid to use some force when applying.

Posted By: Roll-Tide

I put some mother’s aluminum n wheel on my headlights. They look brand new.
Two applications. Total of 5 minutes

Posted By: GasGuzzler

I too suggest a pro.

Posted By: LuckyDucker_TTU

Take it to a professional detailer. Scratch removal is a multi step process. Get the whole exterior treated.