Repainting my Jeep Cherokee?
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If you're going to buff it, I'd recommend using 3m's finish restorer. Great stuff! Available at most parts stores in the paint and body section.... (I know we carried it at Autozone last time I checked). Clean/buff with the restorer then go with polish to replenish the oils in the paint and finish up with some wax 
Mine was through the clear so I sanded it down and sprayed it with bedliner. Then I sanded that some to remove most of the texture, leaving a nice hammered feel and top top coated with Kyrlons outdoor spaces satin green and black. It's supposed to be UV resistant and durable. So far it's held up great but it's only been on a month
A quick pic
Mine was through the clear so I sanded it down and sprayed it with bedliner. Then I sanded that some to remove most of the texture, leaving a nice hammered feel and top top coated with Kyrlons outdoor spaces satin green and black. It's supposed to be UV resistant and durable. So far it's held up great but it's only been on a month
A quick pic Your Jeep looks great! Is that a Briarwood too?
Well, I tried buffing out the oxidation with a type of Turtle wax, and was unable to. I could see the clear coat is pealing. I think I really have to paint it.
As I mentioned in my OP, I have to research types of paint that are more resilient than what's on there now. The paint that is on there now is original from the manufacture.
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