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What would remove buffer burn marks from a paint job?
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What would remove buffer burn marks from a paint job?
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Depends how far down you went, and what kind of paint you have. It's possible to compound out some marks if they aren't too far down to the primer.
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Tell us more about the paint . Is it a fresh basecoat/clearcoat paint job , or are you buffing out old paint to make it shine . If it's new clearcoat job . All you have to do is wet sand the area with 1200-1500 and buff . Are you sure it's not a smudge mark left behind because your pad was dirty . If so ,soap and water , and a little glaze will do the trick .
Burn marks in old paint , especially single stage paint , well there's not to much you can do to repair them . Remember while buffing always keep the pad clean , keep it moving , stay away from edges , and run the correct RPM for what you are doing .
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It's older paint with clear coat. I've been able to get a little out with cut type waxes.
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