98-02 Accord clear coat failure and rubbing compounds

Discussion in 'Accord' started by FunkyKev, Aug 14, 2006.

  1. FunkyKev

    FunkyKev Guest

    Wow, I'm discovering that my cool 98 Accord V6 coupe is getting very
    average and old in front of my eyes :) It's still a wicked ride and
    looks awesome but i also noticed speckles in the paint on the roof just
    fore of the sunroof and some more further back. Typical failure? Not
    even 10 years. I might as well have a yellow toyota bumper with black
    fuzz :)

    Other than paint-clearcoat problems what is the best compound for
    rubbing out stains, brush marks, washer jet stains and other
    superficialities on a finish like this? Previous owner must have loved
    the carwash at BP...lots of swirls and brush marks up close.
     
    FunkyKev, Aug 14, 2006
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  2. I have a question in the similar vein: I just bought an '02 Accord with the
    white gloss paint finish and it needs a waxing bad! What is the group's
    thoughts on the best wax for this type of paint? Other than needing a wax
    there are no other complaints (i.e. scrathes, swirls, etc...)
    Thanks
    H-S-F
     
    help-slip-franklin, Aug 14, 2006
    #2
  3. FunkyKev

    FunkyKev Guest

    Curly, I'm gonna have to put you on the payroll if you keep doing all
    my leg-work ;-) You think said procedure will work on swirl marks and
    w'washer stains? That's the major issue. I think the roof is actually
    a clear-coat problem. Thanks one more time!

    Kevin

    Try this: http://www.tegger.com/hondafaq/tsb/misc/x99-062e.pdf
     
    FunkyKev, Aug 14, 2006
    #3
  4. I have a question in the similar vein: I just bought an '02 Accord with the
    white gloss paint finish and it needs a waxing bad! What is the group's
    thoughts on the best wax for this type of paint? Other than needing a wax
    there are no other complaints (i.e. scratches, swirls, etc...)
    Thanks
    H-S-F
     
    help-slip-franklin, Aug 15, 2006
    #4
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