Originally Posted by
dedwards0323
Like onehundred80 stated, you'll probably need a paint polish (Meguiar's Scratch-X kinda falls into this product line), finished up with a good wax and/or sealant. If the blemish is severe enough, you might have to start with a paint compound, then a polish to remove any swirls, followed by a good wax product. I use Meguiar's product line whenever I need to use this approach. If you have access to a buffer, makes the removal of a surface blemish somewhat easier. But it's not necessary in most cases.
Forgot to mention, in some cases, I will use a product like Prep-Sol to remove the wax in the spot before starting to deal with a blemish.

Is this damage below the clearcoat? If so polishing out the paint will require a repair of that clearcoat if I understand this process correctly, right?
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