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Jason M · 09-28-06, 10:56

First off, I would go to a product that is meant to be applied by DA. It looks to me like you have some micromarring. Possibly from using products that are not meant to be applied by DA drying up too quick so the pad is leaving the marring? I would go to some Meg's #80 on a polishing pad. The SS paint should start to come around with this and #80 leaves a great shine. I would follow with either NXT or #21. I also have a white Mitsu. and my standard process is #80, #7, NXT X 2. Just going with #80 and then NXT will leave a great shine but I like adding in #7 to give the white at least a little depth and reflection. Another option is #80, #9, NXT X 2. #9 has very little cutting ability but has a lot of "trade secret oil" and might be a good stepping stone from #80 to LSP if the #80 leaves a little marring of it's own.

09-28-06, 10:56	#6 (permalink)
Jason M Registered User Jason M is offline Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Dillon, CO Posts: 264	First off, I would go to a product that is meant to be applied by DA. It looks to me like you have some micromarring. Possibly from using products that are not meant to be applied by DA drying up too quick so the pad is leaving the marring? I would go to some Meg's #80 on a polishing pad. The SS paint should start to come around with this and #80 leaves a great shine. I would follow with either NXT or #21. I also have a white Mitsu. and my standard process is #80, #7, NXT X 2. Just going with #80 and then NXT will leave a great shine but I like adding in #7 to give the white at least a little depth and reflection. Another option is #80, #9, NXT X 2. #9 has very little cutting ability but has a lot of "trade secret oil" and might be a good stepping stone from #80 to LSP if the #80 leaves a little marring of it's own.