How to eliminate body shops haze with PC

[imported_RedlineIRL]

I recently had the bumper repainted on my car, and there are visible buffer tails on it now. I plan on correcting it myself so that I know it's done right and to my expectations. I've got a PC 7424 and the Lake Country CCS pads to use. What kind of CCS pad and polish combo would you all reccomend to correct this? Should I wait until the paint fully cures after 3 moths before polishing, or can I do it now?

 

[TTWAGN]

They have already buffed it, so its fine to buff already.



I'd start with the softest combo you have. A finishing pad and a fine swirl removal like ultrafina/106F/85RD.



If that doesn't remove the buffer trails then go to a polishing pad.

 

[imported_RedlineIRL]

They have already buffed it, so its fine to buff already.



I'd start with the softest combo you have. A finishing pad and a fine swirl removal like ultrafina/106F/85RD.



If that doesn't remove the buffer trails then go to a polishing pad.

Could the paint be softer to polish right now before waiting a few months, it has only been on a few days. I'd really hate make it worse if I should have waited a litle longer.





Is the PC capable of removing trails most of the time? I was able to remove them previously on a hood using a white CCS pad and Danase swirl abolisher 1. That's the softest combo I have, but that was a different paint though.