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Thanks, I got some meguiars quick detailer but didn't think about using it on the wheels.

I got some brand new wheels that have some light smudges i want to clean off them, I got stoner invisible glass cleaner and feel like this will clean them up very nicely but not sure if its safe on clear coated diamond cut wheels?

I feel better washing after claying so that's what I do

With mf cutting pads is it normal for the pad to flatten out and this is what you work with? or should it remain fluffy? I tried out my LC mf cutting pads today and was amazed with the results really brought out the gloss but not sure about the pad flattening down.

Well I marked my backing plate and had another go this time I put more downward pressure and went slower and I got amazing results I don't even think I need to polish it's looking so good the ceiling light looks crystal clear in the reflection now.

Not sure what to do now maybe my scratches are too deep? but they only look like light surface scratches to me and need to be looking at right angle and light to see them. Do you think if I'm not getting much improvement with the UC and LC CCS light cutting pad I will get better results with the...

Well i've been reading and reading for about 4 weeks before attempting this and also think my prep was good washed car, ironed car, clayed car with mothers clay bar and car was looking spotless and felt smooth as glass. But you are right I should have bought the LC ccs Cutting pad but thought...

No, but it looked like it was rotating and test spot was flat also I wasn't applying so much pressure as to stall the pad just enough that I could hear motor noise start to dull.

It's called spta and it's got a 5 inch backing plate and 780w motor

I'm using ultimate compound with a LC ccs light orange cutting pad doing 6 section passes with good pressure and slow movement with 50% overlap and it's not removing any scratches at all if anything all it's done is make the scratches even more visible so what am I doing wrong?