[magic77]

Just wondering if anyone in local to M3 corridor in Surrey have access and are handy with a polisher.

As tryint go prep the car for sale and someone kindly scratched the lower bumper with their car at weekend.

Its a fine craze and a quick run with polisher would fix it but never done it before so rather not practice on car I need to pre for sale

[timp7748]

Try using meguiars ultimate compound and apply it by hand. I did at the weekend and had great results.

[magic77]

I've tried another compound by hand and no joy but only had 10 min maybe bit more patience will help as well. Might give this one a go if I dont find anyone

[Russbmw]

I'm in West Byfleet.

Honestly, you'll be there forever and a day doing it by hand.

If it's only that you want doing, it shouldn't take long.

['V']

Double post

['V']

Best getting hold of a polisher as requested.
You'll get far better results as sorting BMW paint by hand will take an age. The paint is very hard!
If you want to buy a DA polisher I may be selling mine with all sorts of stuff to use with it

[kev335i]

Originally Posted by magic77

Just wondering if anyone in local to M3 corridor in Surrey have access and are handy with a polisher.

As tryint go prep the car for sale and someone kindly scratched the lower bumper with their car at weekend.

Its a fine craze and a quick run with polisher would fix it but never done it before so rather not practice on car I need to pre for sale

Not far from m3 Basingstoke if that's any good

Range rover I have recently done

Before


After

[oldbilly]

if its just a fine scratch on the lacquer it can be easily rectified by using 2000/2500 grit wet and dry, rub it wet with a spot fairy liquid, rub carefully, dry off the area and you will see if the scratch has gone, polish with a damp cloth using Farecla G3.