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Originally Posted by mikenap
I don't believe the pics are very clear, but I think these are more scratches than haze. Very thin, white and ruler-straight. You can sort of see it around the halogens in that pic..
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Originally Posted by D & D Auto Detail
105 is a compound, its going to leave compounding haze. You need to follow it up with a less aggressive polish/ pad.
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Yeah,
M105 will sometimes leave light marring because it's simply quite abrasive and doesn't break down. Once the oils/etc. are gone there's nothing left to buffer the abrasives.
Spritzing some #34 on before buffing off the residue can help a little, but sometimes the solution is simply to use a somewhat aggressive next step to remove that not-so-micro marring. I've done well with M205/orange when the problem was more severe than normal.