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Originally Posted by SuperBee364  I'm just going by the pictures he posted. I would use the above process to correct the paint as shown in the pics. I'd use the same process with a rotary, too, except that I'd use purple foamed wool for the SIP, and then either the blue 3M waffle foam or white finishing wool with the 106FF
And since he posted pictures showing defects that he wasn't happy with, I'm assuming he wants the paint completely corrected. If you don't want paint corrected, why use an abrasive polish at all? |
If you do some research I think you'd find that there is a grunge layer (anyone that's ever removed a front bra can confirm) of contamination, minor oxidants and just plain
grime that just doesn't come off with a wash and detail clay (even if you use the dreaded dawn wash).
Polishing gets rid of this grunge layer, leaving a squeaky clean surface - not all polishing is done to remove swirls and scratches.