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[jdekumar]

HI Guys - I am new to this forum. I want to detail my Grey/Silver Honda Civic. I have ordered few products based on the recommendations from this forum. I will post my pics soon. Thanks a lot for all your help. - Sam

[mjlinane]

Welcome to AutopiaForums!!

[Old Pirate]

Welcome to Autopiaforums Sam, can`t wait for those pictures!

[tropicsteve]

welcome sam, we`re glad you are here !

[BobbyG]

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[Orinda Auto Detail]

Welcome to AF! Cant wait to see your pics@!@

[TroyScherer]

Welcome to AF!!!

[Todd@RUPES]

HI Guys - I am new to this forum. I want to detail my Grey/Silver Honda Civic. I have ordered few products based on the recommendations from this forum. I will post my pics soon. Thanks a lot for all your help. - Sam

Hi Sam. Welcome to AutopiaForums! It`s great to have you hear! I am looking forward to the pictures of your Civic!

[Concours.John]

Welcome to Autopia Forums!!

[jdekumar]

Thank you all for such a warm welcome. I am going to post my car pics and would need lot of advice. Thanks again

[jdekumar]

HI Friends - Please see the pics attached. I have only shown the pics of my car where I see scratches/ swrils..I know that did not do a great job while taking these pics..however, I really need some guidance and recommendations here to understand how I fix these defects before i really start of detailing my whole car. please note that I live in apartment where washing with bucket is allowed but no power washers or hose pipes

Once again, I thank you all for your kind guidance and help here in advance.

Regards
Sam

[mjlinane]

To have any reasonable chance at success without superhuman effort, I think you will need to invest in a machine polisher. Unless you have had experience with a rotary, a dual action like the Griot`s Garage, Porter Cable or Meguiars units would be best to learn on. Some of the scratches look fairly deep so the Megs MF system would be the easiest way to attack.

Note - some may not be able to be fully correctable.