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93LSCOUPE
05-22-2004, 04:18 AM
Ok. Let`s give it another whirl. I used my PC to try to remove the many scratches and scrapes on my paint. The driver`s side came out ok, but the other side is still noticeably duller and just not as "clear."

The passenger side doesn`t have that "wet" deep look.



Here was my process:



-Meguiars car wash

-Mother`s clay

-DACP w/yellow pad worked until gone/powdery

-Menzerna IP white pad

-Menzerna FP black pad

-Mother`s Sealer & Glaze



Any ideas? Do I need to use something stronger to get the paint "clearer?" What should I use?



I just noticed, it`s really hard to tell from the pictures, but the driver`s side is A LOT wetter and "clearer" than the passenger side.



Driver`s side:

http://img73.photobucket.com/albums/v222/spidersun/Polish_pics_003.jpg



Pass side:

http://img73.photobucket.com/albums/v222/spidersun/Polish_pics_005.jpg

http://img73.photobucket.com/albums/v222/spidersun/Polish_pics_002.jpg

Deanski
05-22-2004, 07:02 AM
Sounds as if you still have some DACP or IP haze that was not fully worked out with the FP. You may have to run the FP with a polish pad first to remove all the haze and to get the finish back to a clearer look. Then, switch to the black finish pad and burnish the finish. It will be nice and glossy then! Seen it before and it`s happened to me. One side was exposed to more sun/rain abuse than other, so it took more work to remove defects, but left a haze which is usual for "leveling". After working more polishes later, it was nice and clear. Other side didn`t need heavy work, just some SFP and FP.



Good luck!



regards,

Deanski

Jesstzn
05-22-2004, 08:54 AM
Same thing happened to me on my black B5.5 .. prolly not noticable on a lighter colored car. What Deanski said is most likely it.. DACP haze.. What I did was go over the haze with DACP on a white pad then go to IP/FP ( IP only if needed )

andriver
05-22-2004, 09:53 AM
Agree with Deanski. A little more work should get you the desired results.