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I would just hit it with some M205 on a white pad, speed 5. That should knock down most of the light swirls. Perform a test spot. Be sure to check your work to ensure the results you achieve are up to your standards. Then you could go straight to a wax or sealant. Sent from my DROID RAZR

The function of a glaze is to generally fill in very light swirls. They have no abrasives in them or protection.

Looks good! :props:

A glaze is meant to be used under a LSP. So for best results you would want to strip off the previous sealants.

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I use Mike's method of cleaning your pad on the fly. I get an all purpose towel and place it over the pad after you finishing running the machine in the pad washer. Then grip the pad and turn the machine on speed 1-2 and it will dry out fairly well.

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Hammer, it sounds like they are Lake Country Flat Pads. If the white is more firm than the blue they are. The white is used for polishing and the blue can be used for applying sealants and waxes. Sent from my DROID RAZR

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Instead of Megs #6 use Ultimate Polish. It will be suited more for removing swirls.

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Repaint or something like that?? This is confusing.

Keep up the work fellas!

Cold! High today of 15 degrees. Woke up to almost negative temps. p.s.- Seeing this title I thought it was an introduction thread and wondered if we had an rwright imposter!!

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Nice first order!

From the sounds of it you would have to rip up the whole carpet to get it almost perfect. I know there is a thread around here about a car that water leaked through the sun roof. So I would look for that.