AWWWWW MAAAN!!! This sucks......

[Rayc777]

Use your softest polishing pad first with #82 and see if that corrects the damage. If it doesn`t use a little more agressive pad.



And yes the look of haze can be cause by polishing residue not totally wiped off the surface.



I would use final inspection, but what you have should work.



Derrick

[coupe]

My car looks EXACTLY like this:

http://autopia.org/forum/showthread.php?t=71800

Just imagine the color being red.

[coupe]

OK now im real upset and totaly discouraged.

I did every combination possible with #83, #80 and #82. I also every combination possible with all my pads, DAS orange, green and blue.



I think i need a better fine polish, what should i get that will take care of this?

[coupe]

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[Rayc777]

Coupe,

are you really light on the pc when you are polishing to remove the haze? That`s how you polish to a shine. Very light pressure when working to get gloss and depth. You don`t want the pad to do any cutting just the polish, which is why I use a non cutting pad for my final step...



Derrick

[coupe]

Yes im being extremely light, i am not putting any pressure on it at all.



The finishing pad shouldnt have any bite anyways....its a finishing pad. The DAS blue is meant for wax/sealants and pure polishes.

[GTP LS1]

Take two ounces of Menzerna Final Polish II and call me in the morning.

[Rayc777]

Menzerna,

That`s the final polish to use.

Let us know how it turns out.

[coupe]

Alright i figured it out.

Kinda embarrasing but i wasnt working it long enough.

This stuff you have to work FOREVER. I have never had to work it this long to get these results.



But anyway here is me working my arse off.