When it comes to polishing away paint defects, most paint systems fall in a range of polish-able. That is you can remove the defects and still finish the system to a high-gloss.
However some paint systems stand out from the normal. On one end you have extremely soft paints in which even the the finest polishes seem to remove defects at a record pace. The problem, of course, is that finishing these paints with out buffer marks (holograms or micro-marring) can be quite difficult.
Hard paints are generally easy to finish but even the lightest paint defects can be quite stubborn to remove.
If you had your choice of difficult paint systems to correct, would it be extremely soft or extremely hard paints?
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