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Show'n'Shine Saloon
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<blockquote data-quote="CobraMac" data-source="post: 9583426" data-attributes="member: 50240"><p>Depends on how bad the flaws in your paint are...if there are only veryyy minor swirls and such I would use a light polish with a white cutting pad. Mine as you saw had a ton of swirls and looked like crap so I had to use a stage 2 compound and orange cutting pad to get rid of a lot of them. Use either a stage 1 compound like poorboy SSR1 and then a polish and then follow it up with a wax, or use a light polish with a white cutting pad, then use a white non-cutting pad, followed by a wax with your black pad. There's a tonnn of polishes/compounds you can use. Go to autogeek.com and check them out to see which would be best for your paint.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CobraMac, post: 9583426, member: 50240"] Depends on how bad the flaws in your paint are...if there are only veryyy minor swirls and such I would use a light polish with a white cutting pad. Mine as you saw had a ton of swirls and looked like crap so I had to use a stage 2 compound and orange cutting pad to get rid of a lot of them. Use either a stage 1 compound like poorboy SSR1 and then a polish and then follow it up with a wax, or use a light polish with a white cutting pad, then use a white non-cutting pad, followed by a wax with your black pad. There's a tonnn of polishes/compounds you can use. Go to autogeek.com and check them out to see which would be best for your paint. [/QUOTE]
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