Hello from Charlotte NC

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I just wanted to stop by and say hello. I'm new to the detailing business. I do believe in keeping a clean car, but I've never used a buffer (normally get a local detailer to do it). This year I’ve decided to do it myself and purchased the items below to remove light swirls. I’m always open for advice since I am new to detailing.

Cars to keep clean:
1. 03 S-Type (V8) Jaguar (White)
1. 89 GT Convertible Mustang (White)
2. 03 Nissan 350z (Silver)
3. 92 Yamaha FZR 1000

1. Porter Cable 7424xp & Pinnacle Light Swirl Remover Kit http://autogeek.net/xmtpocaliswr.html
2. Griot’s Garage Paint Cleaning Clay http://autogeek.net/griots-detailing-clay.html
Thanks,
Michael
 
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Hey Welcome!

Nice kit you are looking at getting.

I grew up in Charlotte and parents still live there, but now I am in Raleigh at going to state.
 
Two whites and a silver! Perfect way to start. Welcome.
 
agpatel said:
Hey Welcome!

Nice kit you are looking at getting.

I grew up in Charlotte and parents still live there, but now I am in Raleigh at going to state.
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Oh, I've already purchased the kits and now I'm just waiting on the weather to get better so I can actually use them.
 
I attached a picture of the light swirl marks/towel scratches, I'm trying to remove.
 
Hi Michael,

Welcome to Autogeek Online!

You're going to love the Porter Cable 7424XP, it's so much easier and faster to get good results when working on clear coat paints versus working by hand.

Check out this thread, it is very detailed in exactly how to use this tool.

Tips and Techniques for using the PC 7424XP Dual Action Polisher to remove Below Surface Defects


Also, when you get ready to start working on your cars and asking questions, if you have product or process questions, look through the different forum group categories and try to pick one that the topic matches your questions and then start a dedicated thread for your specific questions

Clicking the below link will take you to the list of different categories or groups of forums identified by their title.

Autogeek Online Forum Topical Groups


Or you can simply post your questions is the Detailing 101 forum which is a catch-all forum for any kind of question.


Auto Detailing 101



:)
 
Hi and welcome! I also live in the QC!! :dblthumb2:
 
frosty said:
Welcome,

I'm in Clt and actually work in Waxhaw.
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Work in Waxhw??? Normally everyone is headed towards Charlotte for work. I bet you love the traffic both ways since you are missing it:xyxthumbs:
 
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