hazing

[Camaros710102]

what is the best way to get rid of hazing caused by a buffer????

[4get gto]

I would go with a finer polish "and or " a finer polishing pad with the polish you're using now. Kind of a trial and error kind of thing somtimes.

What are you using now ????
I'm sure someone here can get you on track.......

[Camaros710102]

Z-06 Goose helped me out with polishing tip. I polished the car earlier and it took a lot of the haze away. I love and hate black cars.....

[LETHALxLS1]

What happened that it got a haze on it? Just curious.

[INMY01TA]

what is the best way to get rid of hazing caused by a buffer????

A buffer.

[Z06-Goose]

What happened that it got a haze on it? Just curious.

Some polish compound designed to remove heavy swirls and scratches, tend to haze the paint a little bit. It's just the nature of some of those products
Also, hazing can occur with just about any polish if they don't get properly broken down when applying it
Some of the hazing are a bit hard to see, I normally follow up with a finer polish, or glaze to ensure optimum clarity

[INMY01TA]

Micromarring?

[Z06-Goose]

Micromarring?

micromarring happens whe you use a pad that is too aggresive. For example I have a yellow LCS pad, it's pretty aggresive, and when used, you need to follow up with an orange pad, and then a polishing pad to eliminate the micromarring left by the yellow pad. Same thing with wool cutting pads