Buffing is a commonly misunderstood practice of many professional detailers and dealerships. If you've seen buffing on our list of services and it has made you curious, you're probably not alone in having questions about the process. Here are a few common questions we get about our professional scratch removal service: What's the difference between buffing and polishing? Polishing is generally more abrasive than buffing, however, it is typically required because it levels the surface. Buffing removes the lines created by the brush-like polish and creates a bright, shiny surface. It is the most fatiguing and dangerous part of scratch removal: a good buffing job takes at least two hours, and the buffing wheel moves quickly. This is why it's wise to leave the job up to the professionals. How does buffing work? Before a detailer can start buffing the car, the surface should be nice and clean so that the buffer does not further impede debris into the...