Buffing clear coat finishes is the best approach so long as the scratch has not penetrated throught to the color coat. However, proceed with caution, these new finishes are only a few thousandths of an inch thick. Unless you are well skilled with a buff you may be better off having a good detail shop do this for you. ROBs are real good for applying oil polishes and waxes and also clay bar cleaning, but their orbital action makes them less suited for real buffing with a cutting polish. That's why good detail shops and body shops use regular buffers.

Just a thought...

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