what's an easy way to remove oxidation from my car's hood without repainting it?

Question

let's just say i have horrible...medium to heavy oxidation on my hood and it's become an eyesore, i just want to hear some ways to remove it from products that can be found anywhere ie. wal mart..pep boys...kragen...etc.

Answer 1

You need some T-Cut!
Wash your Hood First, then Using the T-Cut(On a damp Cloth).
Rub on the T-Cut in Small Circles(Over the Entire Surface of the Hood).
When You have Completed that, Polish off the Powdered T-Cut-The Effect should be a brilliant painted Hood!.
If the paint work on the Hood had deteriorated past this-Then re-painting maybe your only answer!
Hope this Helps!

Answer 2

Are you confident it fairly is oxidation, and not sparkling coat coming off? The previous VW Beetles used to oxidate. the recent autos are sprayed with a sparkling coat. whilst it comes off it leaves a white spot. it fairly is is oxidation then you definately can buff it off with a wax. no count if it fairly is sparkling coat coming off then you definately could desire to repaint and the full area that has grew to become white, no longer purely the spot.

Answer 3

A simonizer job would maybe help, orbital dual action Buffer with Simonize paste wax/polisher and taddaaaa.

Answer 4

Rubbing compound and elbow grease works great on oxidation.

Answer 5

what kind of oxidation is it form if it is form salt like near a ocean use a good wax and a good buffer

Answer 6

rubbing compound