How To Polish A Scratched Machine - Single Stage Buff Job In Three Steps

"ForCliff" is BACK to share his tricks for buffing scratches and polishing dull paint on any machine, heavy equipment, car, or vehicle! With a few tools, some rubbing compound, and a little bit of elbow grease, you can bring your scratched, hazy paint back to life in minutes!
This New Holland Tractor with a bush hog on the back was scratched, dull, and needed a little bit of TLC. Without having to repaint, Cliff shows how you can do a single-stage buff job with just a little micro compound and make your machine look brand new again!
See all of these detailing tips and more on Newman Tractor's DeConstruction! It's a do-it-yourself world and we’re excited to have the boys back in action to help you detail and do repair work on your machine, car, or truck!
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[@gabriellahajjar3497]

go forcliff !!!!! he can get the scratches out of heavy machinery but not out of my car door !

[@NewmanTractor]

We heard that if he's bribed with Grippos potato chips, he'll give it a shot!

[@94muddertrucker]

You guys crack me up lol. Laughter is a great healer and good for the soul. Keep doin what you're doin.

[@NewmanTractor]

Thanks so much, man! You are so right. We love teaching skills and sharing what we do, but it's just too fun not to laugh through the process! Thank you so much for following along and being a supporter.

[@94muddertrucker]

@@NewmanTractor happy to!

[@WhyMan-ef2yq]

I was wondering what brand and type of compound you guys where using on this new holland ?

[@edwardjackson5169]

Thanks this was helpful

[@NewmanTractor]

That's great to hear, Edward! Thanks so much for the feedback. If you have any other tips or tricks you'd like to learn, let us know!

[@childishtv7296]

Is it safe on the decals?