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Originally Posted by F11pilot
I did, not sure about attacking the car with a piece of sandpaper stuck to a pencil, as not sure I have enough confidence in my skills without practice! I'm definitely going to have a go at swirl/scratch removal, but going to have to wait until I can afford the proper kit! However, I may take the easier option as I'm having one of the alloys kerb scuff damaged repaired professionally next month so I might just ask for quote to take care of the area in the 2 photos on the tailgate. But I'm purchasing the polishing and washing gear next month after I've been paid and see what results I get done by hand on the polishing.
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I know your reluctance...I got a piece of a junked car hood from a scrap yard once just to practice on. Besides, yours are vertical, so it is a bit harder to work on versus a horizontal plane. It has been quite a while, so I will have to up my skills. Best of luck....and post some pics if you do get it worked out...let me know the price as well (if you pay to fix it).