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I have a black colored car. I used UC sometime back and it did a great job. My car does not look hazy, swirls are "almost" gone. Only washing the car with Eagle One Car Shampoo gives it a deep look. But, now I Want to proceed and protect the paint. I want to know, if I follow the above...

However IMHO, S3 is leaps and bounds ahead of S3 in terms of results, both are very user friendly. Ahem.. !

Thankyou for the photos. Have you used UC? How do you compare both in terms of workability and results?

Thankyou. But I guess UC also has the same properties of dimnishing abrasives. No?

hmm.. Which pad I should buy then for rotary?

It was some local made pad. I am about to buy a new set of DA and PAd. But still wanted to know if it has more cuts. Since my car is black. And it has quite a lot random scratches all over its place. These were not removed by UC. But swirls it did remove. Is Scholls is harsher than UC?

I tried UC, it did remove the oxidation layer from the paint. Added some depth but not completely removed the scratches. Saw this Scholls S3 Compound, so wanted to know how much cut does it have? Will it remove the swirls and holograms? and some more pronounced scratches.

These are the scratches I am talking about. There is some dust

Yes I did. But its not swirls I am talking about. These are more of straight lines appearing.

MAy be, but since I am located in India, the paint could be different.

I dont think so. Its pretty hard for UC atleast for me. UC was not able to remove all the swirls. These are not newly formed swirls that I know for sure. Because the pattern is same.

Anyone? Also, people tend to run their fingers on a dirty car to show their creativity. Will Cquartz help in avoiding those scratches?

Yes, I got RIDS ! I am planning to seal the paint using Cquartz which I have already ordered. Does it have any filler properties?

ITs night time here. All the camera catches is the Metallic paint.

Can you please post a photo of RIDS? So I could know if its really RIDS on my car? I know it would be a hassle but will be appreciated.

It may not be worth trying to remove those Why so?

I am using rotary

No. I checked that before posting.These scratches ar enot from some sharp thing. These are more of some bad type of cloth being used to clean the car. I remember my office cleaner used to clean the car and I believe he used some bad cloths to clean the car. I tried clicking a photo but since its...

I have a toyota car, as said in other thread. I tried Ultimate coumpound with the best technique I know. It did remove swirls. But the scratches all there. And they show up really bad in Sun due to black colored car. Do you think M105 would be able to remove the scratches?