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Well my white pad also stained with PO106FF. I don't think it's that big of a deal. As for washing them, though, make sure you wring them out. You don't want to just sit the pad in plain water after it has been in a bucket w/dawn. I usually rinse it under a faucet and wring it out as I'm doing it because the white pads will hold that dawn really well. After it quits sudsing when I wring it out, I then fill the sink up with just water and let it soak for another hour and wring it out again, then let it air dry.
 
I think the problem is that you should have started with SIP and a Green pad then grraduated to the Orange with the same finishing up with the FF and a White pad.



Am I wrong?
 
I would say that sounds right polish wise. Not sure what a green pad is though. Your probably right though i just didnt know at the time and i thought IP was enough. Whats up with the price difference anways IP ($15) while SIP is ($59) IP works good enough for my car because it has such soft paint i am not sure i have ever seen a car that has softer paint than a G35
 
What color is your G35? I polished my grey/silver G 7 mos. ago and still no swrils, a couple of light scratches under full sun. You might have to improve your washing techniques. Did you wipe the dust with a dry mf? That's a no no. I alway's do a 50/50alcohol wipe down after polishing to get any oils or impurties off the paint. Good Luck
 
Legacy99 said:
What color is your G35? I polished my grey/silver G 7 mos. ago and still no swrils, a couple of light scratches under full sun. You might have to improve your washing techniques. Did you wipe the dust with a dry mf? That's a no no. I alway's do a 50/50alcohol wipe down after polishing to get any oils or impurties off the paint. Good Luck
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I have an obsidian black sedan and man black shows every little mark !
 
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