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Originally Posted by Dave Thompson
You can LIGHTLY sand the surface with some 2000 grit sand paper and then buff to a shine with your orbital buffer. If you have never buffed on a car or truck I would suggest finding someone that has. If you want to do, start out with you buffer on the slowest speed you have and go slowly. You can destroy your paint very quickly. Be very careful around edges, lay some masking tape over them to protect them. You may check around some detail shops to see what they would charge. You would be amazed what some of them can do.
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I'm one of those that has to learn my lesson the hard way. Within reason, I hate paying someone else to do something I think I could do just as well or better myself. That being said, over the years I've learned to ask for help or get help sooner rather then later as I also hate spending double/triple in the end by trying to be cheap in the begining. I hate to say it, but this may be one of those scenerio's where I have to give in and let someone else do it. Unless........................someone has some good suggestions.
edit: without some coaching I would cringe at the thought of using, even a high grit, sandpaper. So, if you think that's my only option to restore the clear then I guess I'd need to give in.
