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ron_mexico 03-30-2009 7:53 AM

Does anyone have experience buffing their trailer? <BR> <BR>My trailer usually sits out in the sun (boat stays on lift) and has faded. I don't want to repaint it because it is not in that bad of shape. Would it bring back some of the color if I buff it? If so, what should I use? <BR> <BR>thanks for any help.

da_mose 03-30-2009 10:27 AM

My trailer was in the same condition as yours I buffed my trailer last year with a Variable speed buffer with an 8" polishing wheel using a 3M Micro-Cut compound followed up with a good coat of wax it looks great, you just need to be careful on the corners and edges of the frame not to buff the paint off.

spherren 03-30-2009 10:38 AM

If you have pin striping, buffing will likely take it off. Just a warning. <BR> <BR>(Message edited by spherren on March 30, 2009)

ron_mexico 03-30-2009 11:58 AM

awesome. thanks!

formfunction 03-30-2009 12:37 PM

I buffed mine last week and it looks brand new.Most trailers are painted with single stage enamel that has no top coat to protect the color hence the fade. <BR>A little wax after you buff will go a long way.

bbeach 03-31-2009 9:23 AM

If you DO polish the pin striping off - don't sweat it you can buy white, red or black pin striping at any parts store for under $8 and do your whole trailer, its pretty easy.


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