- [quote author=Gnasher link=topic=27107.msg327103#msg327103 date=1631653458][/q]
I should have explained it better, you buy a kit, in the kit you get 3 grades of wet/dry paper/disc and polish, you also get a lacquer often in the form a wipe, which is applied last. It's this lacquer that provides the anti scratch and UV protection. It's the same lacquer that eventually yellows and goes opaque.
Ah yes I forgot about that, I used a one of this kits for a mates car and the lacquer stayed clear for about 6 months.
So @Dave48, you could use the above kit as Gnasher suggested but then instead of using the final wipe, do a proper lacquer clear coat from a spray can -
- just take your time, follow the instructions on the tin,
- spray in lots of thin layers (you do not want any runs) and after final coat give the lacquer several days to cure fully hard.
- then get 2000/3000 grit so to flat it and remove any imperfections
- then buff it with polishing compound to a gloss finish.