If the exterior of your vehicle sports unsightly scuffs or minor scratches, try using a rubbing compound to restore the car’s finish. Rubbing compound is an abrasive paste that allows you to buff out minor imperfections in your car’s paint without resorting to an expensive trip to the auto body shop. Keep in mind that rubbing compound will not restore severe damage such as dents or deep scratches.

FIRST STEP:-

1. HIGH CUT AND FINISH WAX

A special HEAVY DUTY formula for cleaning dull, badly weathered finishes. This quickly and easily penetrates through the oxidized surface to remove scratches, blemishes and stubborn stains. Recommended for old car paint.

 HOW TO USE:-

• Wash the damaged area of your vehicle with warm water and soap. Remove all dirt, sand and debris that might further damage the vehicle as you work with the rubbing compound.
• Dab a small amount of the rubbing compound on a cloth, and spread the rubbing compound on the damaged area
• Use wool Buffer at 1500 rpm.
• Wipe off the compound with a fresh, clean cloth once you are satisfied with the results. You may need to rinse the area with warm water to fully remove all remaining compound.

SECOND STEP:-

1. LOW CUT AND FINISH WAX

Rubbing Compound removes P1200 and finer sanding scratches, even from hard, low-VOC paints. These scratch-resistant paint finishes are more resistant to paint correction but Auto Glaze unique combination of mineral and chemical technology levels imperfections without the need for harsh abrasives. With just a few passes with Low Cut and Finish Wax, you’ll be able to restore a showroom gloss to your vehicle.

HOW TO USE:-

• Wash the damaged area of your vehicle with warm water and soap. Remove all dirt, sand and debris that might further damage the vehicle as you work with the rubbing compound.
• Dab a small amount of the rubbing compound on a cloth, and spread the rubbing compound on the damaged area
• Use Foam Buffer at 1400 rpm.
• Wipe off the compound with a fresh, clean cloth once you are satisfied with the results. You may need to rinse the area with warm water to fully remove all remaining compound.

THIRD STEP:-

1. EXTERIOR PROTECTION WAX (PASTE)

Auto Glaze Paste Wax does more than bring out good looks—it offers paint protection against sun, acid rain, airborne contaminants, and other paint-harming agents. The same A.S.F. technology that gives it superior gloss also helps create a protective shell which actually repels grease, dust, and fingerprints. They can’t begin to adhere to the super-slippery surface! And like a gentle polish, Auto Glaze Paste Wax fills in minor swirls and scratches as you add your protective wax shell. Long lasting, beautiful, high tech protection at a mega-low price.

HOW TO USE:-

• Using a microfiber applicator pad, apply a thin even film to the painted surfaces of your car. Allow to dry to a complete haze. Buff to a high gloss using a clean microfiber detail cloth.

This wax is safe to use on all clear coat finishes and may be used by hand or with a dual action power buffer.