The escos was outside a while back for a couple of weeks, it had a sheet
over it, but it was blowinig around a bit.

I started to polish a panel last night, but it looks like its scratched the
laquer a bit to much to polish with t-cut.

Anyone know what i can use to get these out ??

Ta..

 

I use a porter cable (electric polishing machine) for stuff like this mate.

try autopia

http://autopia.org/

 

I have been told to use G3 and a Car Mop.

but i presume you then need to use polish to get it back up to shine ??

 

If you have never used a buffer and you wanna start now, i would
not practice on your cozzie first, i see professionals masking allsorts
off to get it right without taking paint of edges and corners
and if you do a half arsed job you can see swirly lines allover the place.
i have got good results with G3 by hand with a clean damp cloth
then used a good quality professional polish to seal it all

 

I agree with Cozzfather.. I have seen a mop strip a panel of paint better than a belt sander.. then again the bloke did use a dry mop head.

 

yes i think i might try the G3 and a Wet Cloth

If i think it needs the full monty, i will pay someone..

 

dry mop ffs i can't stop laughing

 

Look for a company in your area that does Wetsanding.

It is a form of paint correction and for something a scratch in the laquer will be a doddle.

the company ive used down here, charge £75 a panel if its bad, or suit price to work depending how much is needed.

 

Get over to www.detailingworld.co.uk mate coz there are planty of professional detailers that will get you car looking better than ever