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HOW TO USE A BUFFING COMPOUND AT HOME

In this article you will learn:

In this article you will learn:
• Difference between polishing and rubbing compounds, and when to use each
• Steps for compounding a car by hand or with a DA polisher
• Tips to prevent damage, test products, and finish with polish or wax

No matter how careful you are while driving, odds are, tar and other caked up grime builds up over time, causing the paintwork to look weathered and dull. A buffing compound can easily take care of general signs of aging on cars, as well as more severe imperfections, such as scratches, paint transfer and more stubborn stains. If you’re unfamiliar with how to use compounds or simply looking for some more guidance, you can find everything you need in this handy guide.