some idiot parked near me at work and scuffed my passenger's side door with white paint, its not bad but need a good buffing compound as I will be removing it by hand.

 

that happend to me and all polishing compound did is remove my clearcoat in the area and further scratch my car.

 

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try rubbing compound
and follow with wax

 

Get some Meguiars Scratch-X and give that a try. It's a mild polishing compound and will probably take several passes to make much difference, but you'd have a hard time damaging the paint with it.

 

I've used scratch -X and personally i think it sucks... try a light cutting compound and if that doesnt work use a higher intesity cut ...

heres the mild compound (tan bottle) that works best when applied w/ a buffer...

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the rubbing compound worked great, I used 3m rubbing compound and then waxed with meguirs cleaner wax thanks

 

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