Here`s a recent article I wrote based upon actually doing the thing I typed about.
Removing Orange Peel & Sanding Marks with the Griot`s ROP and the Wolfgang Twins
Sanding marks can be removed using a DA Polisher but it`s going to be harder with the model you have as it doesn`t have the power to keep the pad ROTATING like all the new 2nd generation polisher have.
The new PC 7424XP, Meguiar`s G110v2 and the Griot`s Garage ROP all are dramatically better at keeping a pad rotating than the first generation DA Polishers and its` only when the pad is rotating on the surface that it is effectively removing paint.
Removing sanding marks means removing paint.
Your best bet would be with the smallest, flattest cutting pads you can get. 5.5 and even 4.0" spot repair pads are pretty easy to keep rotating.
Also, get an aggressive compound like the M105 and only work small sections at a time.
If you haven`t read these articles, the go over in detail how to use a PC
Tips and Techniques for using the PC 7424XP Dual Action Polisher to remove Below Surface Defects
How To use: G110 - G220 - G100 - PC/Porter Cable - UDM
If you`re moving up to machine polishing, be sure to read the below thread before starting...
Tips & Techniques for using the G110, G100, G220 and the PC Dual Action Polisher
(These are all similar tools)
Both articles were written by myself, the one on Autogeek is a re-write of my original article on MOL
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