how to remove oxidation off car paint?

Answer 1

There are two major compounds: polishing and rubbing. Polishing is finer and less likely to do damage if you get too agressive. If polishing is not cutting it, move to rubbing compound. I wouldn't recommend a power buffer unless you have experience with them. By hand will certainly take longer, but it will be harder to cause permanent damage. Don't do this in direct sunlight. Good luck and stock-up on elbow grease!

Answer 2

Buffing compound and to it in only about 65 to 70 degree weather if u use a buffer be carefull you could eat up the paint i find it best to do a 1 foot square at a time not in direct sunlight and it is best to do it with a soft rag and the follow up with waxing that area or the whole car

Answer 3

Using a cleaner wax. If it is real bad , then use a rubbing compound. Be careful not to rub through the paint itself. good luck.

Answer 4

Buy something called Meguiar's Paint Cleaner. It is called their "Step 2" in their 3-step system. I highly recommend it. You can buy it at Advance Auto.

Answer 5

rub it with a gas rag