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Audios S6
No coating is tested for Mohs hardness. They are tested for pencil hardness. A mohs hardness of 9 is just below diamond. If that were the case, how can the aluminum oxide in a compound scour it away such that it can be removed? A 9H pencil is a combination of graphite and hardened clay, that`s not even on the level of sand. Similar thinking, if a coating can be removed by wetsanding, you could certainly expect it to be removed by wiping sand trapped in a wash mitt over the paint.
The OPs question was actually, does the hardness contribute to scratch resistance. The answer, NO.
There are other factors (such as the anti-fouling) that promote easier cleaning which would reduce the potential for swirls.
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