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Old 06-30-2011, 08:13 AM
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I have a brand new 2011 xj in black on Monday I brought to a hand wash for the first time, I noticed a scratch on the bumper asked the man to buff it, he used no 7 compound , now I have a haze that won't come out, I took it backhand he tried maguires compound it got lighter but still no luck,..
What should he do ? Use a buffer machine he did it by hand .isn't compound too strong ? Did the man mess up? Please advise.
 
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Old 06-30-2011, 09:10 AM
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The hazing is actually micro-scratches in the paint caused by the compound. When using an aggressive compound, you need to follow it up with a finer polish to finish things off. While you could technically do it by hand, you will always get better results by machine.
 
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Originally Posted by jcamp
I have a brand new 2011 xj in black on Monday I brought to a hand wash for the first time, I noticed a scratch on the bumper asked the man to buff it, he used no 7 compound , now I have a haze that won't come out, I took it backhand he tried maguires compound it got lighter but still no luck,..
What should he do ? Use a buffer machine he did it by hand .isn't compound too strong ? Did the man mess up? Please advise.
Jerry,

It was my pleasure chatting with you earlier today, hopefully the referral I gave you worked out...Stay far far away from those hack shops out there that use those nasty olskool compounds....This sounds like an easy fix for the right detailer....If I was closer, you would be handled!

Congrats on the new Jag!
 
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Old 07-09-2011, 06:23 AM
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Jerry,

It was my pleasure chatting with you earlier today, hopefully the referral I gave you worked out...Stay far far away from those hack shops out there that use those nasty olskool compounds....This sounds like an easy fix for the right detailer....If I was closer, you would be handled!

Congrats on the new Jag!
Do you recommend some one in staten island n.y.? How about the dealer?
 
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Old 07-10-2011, 09:42 AM
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Zaino Z-5 BY hand and you should be good to go. 2 to three coats and finish it off with a coat of Z-2. you will be impressed.
 
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