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Polishing direction for paint on tank

Thread starter Anonymous
Start date Aug 22, 2005

Anonymous

Guest

Aug 22, 2005

Hey,

I've been repainting my tank and am at the final rubbing compound/polishing steps based on the instructions given on this website. It mentions that you should be careful to always polish in the same direction rather than swirls, as it can leave tiny scratches that are only visible from certain angles relative to the direction of polishing.

So, what is the best direction to use when polishing the tank to minimize the ability to notice these directional scratches?

Thanks!

--Tyler

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