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Gyeon doesn't get too specific about how to compound and polish before the Mohs coating. I figured that using their compound and polish would be best. Compound works fine, but the polish leaves the same marring on the black paint.

Thanks for the link. My ultimate objective is to finish off with Gyeon Mohs coating. Would that work over a cleaner/wax as suggested in the article?

Yes, the lines are still there, but they're much more difficult to see now. I'm thinking the harder pad/polish method is the way to go on this paint since this was such an improvement. Unfortunately have to wait for an order to arrive to know for sure. Invaluable help posting here.

Best combo so far: Ultimate Compound on an un primed LC HydroTech blue foam pad. One step without polish. I'm going to order a Rupes Yellow pad and their fine polish to see how that works.

Tried a LC HydroTech orange pad un primed with 3 pea size dots of Meguiar's ultimate polish. It did seem to do a better job, but the lines are still there. I was wondering about the hard/soft paint issue. Seems to be varying opinions about Dodge Challenger paint. I've seen it described as hard...

Thank you! I will try not priming. For pads: LC Microfiber polishing pad, LC foam Hydro Tech orange and also tried blue, and the yellow Meguiar's polish pad that comes with their drill DA adapter for polish (had a new one from years ago, I'm not using that adapter). Hopefully not priming will...

First time posting although I'm a long time reader and learner. I'm going crazy trying to final polish black paint on a 2016 Dodge Challenger. Everything is fine up to this step. Two bucket wash, microfiber towel & blow dry, clay bar, 5" microfiber cutting pad with Meguiar's Ultimate Compound...