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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GREG@SN95" data-source="post: 618399">Invest in a buffer like this... or just buy the buffer/pad package from Justin... Don't forget you get a discount from Obsessive Detail since you're an sn95forum member.. If you choose to buy another brand or from some place else, make sure its an orbital and not a rotary. Orbital buffers spin on 2 axises and can be used by anyone safely where as a rotary if used wrong will destroy your paint... <a href="http://www.obsessivedetail.com/Buffer.html" target="_blank">http://www.obsessivedetail.com/Buffer.html</a>Buy some polish / swirl remover, some glaze to follow it up with for a nice shine, and buy some wax or sealant... The products Justin @ Obsessive Detail sells are great quality... (Obsessive Detail brand & Optimum). Poor Boy's Makes really good stuff too (my favorite). It is very affordable can be bought from autogeek.I would recommend you pick up a few different bottles of polish, some heavier and some lighter for different scratches and swirls... As well as Optimum Poli Seal. Its a great all in one wax for in between full details... Buy some nice microfiber rags and applicators too... Buy a claybar too... use it before you polish and after you wax... and buy a chamois to dry after washing...Now in this order, do the following... 1. wash2. dry3. clay bay4. fart around with different cut polishes and pads to remove imperfections until you're a happy camper5. glaze6. wax / sealant</blockquote>