View post: The Corvette ZR1X Is So Fast It Breaks NHRA Street-Car Rules No matter how hard we try to keep our cars’ paint safe from scuffs and scratches, damage can still happen. Scratches can be ...

There are two types of hot rodders: those who like to clean and polish things, and those who don't. This isn't the only way to divide our ranks, but it's a basic one. I'll readily confess to being in ...

We've come to the point in several projects where several miles of trim have to be refreshed. One option was to try and polish each piece by hand, but we opted for a more effective method and ordered ...

After the compound has worked its magic on the imperfection, the surface might look a bit hazy or discolored. To bring back that showroom shine, apply a finishing polish using a clean cutting pad.

This is where buffing comes into play. If you've had your car for a while and your paint job is starting to lose that beautiful new car shine, buffing it can restore the color you fell in love with.

The secret to a show-winning finish, once the endless repair, de-rusting, block-sanding, and painting are done, is color-sanding. Experience can teach you to shoot paint well enough that most people ...

We earn commissions from purchases you make using links in our articles. Learn more. If you’re looking to get your car looking like it’s brand new again, you’re going to want a high quality buffing ...