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It was a terry cloth pad and I did use my finger tips and I would say between light and medium pressure..I wasn't trying to correct anything I was just seeing if I would get any kind of results by hand..I do have a porter cable and all kinds of pads if u guys can give me some suggestions on what...

There were some swirls after claying but nothing like this and anything I try its getting worse. If anyone can help me get a picture up from my iPhone u can see what I mean

I'm pretty sure 95 mustangs were basecoat clearcoat unless I'm completely wrong..I have used the same products and applicators for the last 5 years and have gotten what I thought were great results till I saw what people on here were achieving so I decided to step up and purchase a polisher and...

I can try to describe what I'm seeing. First the car is black and does have swirls and some scratching even though I tried my hardest to take care of it. After applying the polish there seems to be even more swirls and hairline scratches

I have been trying to post a picture but it won't let me do it..should I give the spot another shot with the polisher and see what happens

Is there something wrong with my paint..it's a 95 mustang that I bought in 97 with original paint except on the hood and bumpers..i have hand waxed and washed the car since I bought it and has also never seen rain and is always garaged..I have the pc7424xp and have bought a ton of different...

I used a cloth applicator pad from autozone that I had left over and really didn't use much pressure at all. It was the first time using the polish and just was curious to see what it would do by hand since I'm planning on using my porter cable for the first time this weekend..now I'm really...

I just finished claying my car and didn't have time to break out the polisher but wanted to do a test spot by hand with M205. Now all it did was put way more swirls in the paint and looks like it stained it also. What did I screw up?

just got my bottle of iron x which I plan to use this weekend..i might be asking a stupid question but do I spray it on the car wet or dry?

the wife is away for the weekend so I have all the time in the world..i have been waiting to do this since I placed my first order back in april

just waiting for my order to be delivered tomorrow with the rest of my supplies...this weekend I plan on starting my first ever detail with a machine..i have always done it by hand and recently decided to step up my game...I have all my supplies all planned out and have watched all the videos on...

again thank you for the replys

thanks..this may be a stupid question but if i end up having to use 105 do i use M205 after to really bring out the shine

i am gonna be doing my first full machine detail on my two cars..one is a black 95 mustang cobra with paint that is in good condition just some swirls and typical black paint stuff, the other is 10 vw passat which is mine and my wifes daily car, its paint is in good condition but does have some...

thanks for the quick answers...when i first got into detailing i used to be able to get it all done in one day...like u said i dont want to over work myself so i can do the best job possible...of course there will be pics

the past few months i am getting back to detailing my cars and some friends cars since i bought a house and have my own garage now...i ordered a whole bunch of stuff from autogeek including a PC7424XP and all the goods to go along with it..my question is im married with a 3yr old so sometimes...