[xxkazxx]

The car I'm picking up today had some light scratches and an area on the ruff with a little heavier swirls on it......

Now I've read not to use a buffer on the Nano paint? Any recommendations on how to polish the car and get some of the swirl marks and scratches out without hurting the nano paint???

 

[Presidential_Detail]

The car I'm picking up today had some light scratches and an area on the ruff with a little heavier swirls on it......

Now I've read not to use a buffer on the Nano paint? Any recommendations on how to polish the car and get some of the swirl marks and scratches out without hurting the nano paint???

Where have you read not to use a buffer on this paint? Im not too familar with the "nano" but are you referring to cerami-clear?

 

[Lou K]

The car I'm picking up today had some light scratches and an area on the ruff with a little heavier swirls on it......

Now I've read not to use a buffer on the Nano paint? Any recommendations on how to polish the car and get some of the swirl marks and scratches out without hurting the nano paint???

Whoever told you not to use a buffer on the nano/ceramiclear does not know what they are doing. I have a number of MB's with the hard clear and use a buffer regularly to remove swirls and scratches.

 

[xxkazxx]

so your saying wash and detail it like i would anything else then right?

 

[Presidential_Detail]

so your saying wash and detail it like i would anything else then right?

Yes, its just a bit harder to get the deeper defects out than say a softer clear. Everything is the same..

 

[okbarnett]

If its got swirl marks in it now, someone else with poor skills has already attacked it. Who knows why. Maybe the cars been painted.
You will get better fixing results to use a orbital polisher and some clear coat swirl remover, or chemical polishing compound for clear coats.

QUIT BUFFING EVERYTHING, UNLESS ALL ELSE FAILS