Good day... I am in the process of getting my 99' Boxster back to as close to new as I can. I am looking around at detailing shops, but getting mixed messages on what is best. First.. the front bumper had some road rash, so I had that professionally repainted. the rest of the cars is good, no dings or dents / heavy scrapes... but being a 1999 it has those swirl marks and some surface scratching. Locally my options are 'Claybar", ... High Speed Buffing, and Water Sanding at an autobody shop. The problem is each of the 3 shops, claims their process is the best process.... the HS Buffer guy says... his process is the best.
The 'Claybar" guy says.... his is the best..... and the Autobody shop says the other two are wrong, it should be watersanded ( I know nothing about watersanding ) any thoughts or suggestions? BTW... none of the three has actual seen the car. Any suggestions or thoughts?...
IMACMAN
Newfoundland
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