Glossy black trim
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Pretty difficult to remove swirls from the gloss black trim, I've seen people manage it with machine polishing but is far from easy. You could try a cutting polish and trying by hand but not sure you'd get the results you're after
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vinvinian
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I've used q techniq nano polish seems to do the trick
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Use my mini Flex Da works a treat with a slight cutting compound you'll not remove them by hand, also note because they are made of plastic heat build up is rapid same as the high gloss black plastic panels on the doors which require a bit skill to perfect via machine polisher so my advice would be buy a small dual action polisher £95 from in2detailing you'll use it on yer paint as well great tool
That's a handy tool for small bits, always been put off by the piano black interior for the obvious reason.
@BRISTOL86 - I've found a short term solution on the piano black door trims is Auto Finesse Tripple applied by hand
https://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/auto-finesse-tripple
Not a permanent solution like using a DA but hey its gonna scratch/mark again anyway lol
https://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/auto-finesse-tripple
Not a permanent solution like using a DA but hey its gonna scratch/mark again anyway lol
Thanks for the suggestion, might try this on the piano black interior in mine... already scratched
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Used the DA on the black gloss plastic trims for the first time last week with a sonax compound.
Excuse the pic not been cleaned since then.
Got rid of minor swirling okay.
Excuse the pic not been cleaned since then.
Got rid of minor swirling okay.
