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Thank you all very much for the responses. ***Here is an update at my 2nd attempt which FAILED, but hopefully this helps figuring out the issue*** Short update: FAILED! Long update: Sorry, no pictures but I'll try to describe exactly what I did as best as I can. I used 600, 800, 1000, and 2000...

I've already mentioned what kind of car it is.

I first tried to with 600, 1000, and 2000. Once that was finished, I was still able to feel the roughness significantly. So then then I did it with 400 which then made the surface completely smooth. With that said, I believe the only way to make the surface smooth is to go lower than 800 (on...

Sorry. Don't have pictures. I am 99% this isn't happening on the inside although it may look like it. That is a common myth. I had a similar issue when I was successful with my own car a month ago and it was definitely on the outside. You are supposed to sand it wet regardless of which grits of...

I have had success restoring headlight on my own car but having trouble with my neighbor's which is in a significantly worse condition. I'm not sure what I'm doing wrong but I plan on giving another try tomorrow. What am I doing wrong? I first cleaned the surface then sanded it down using 3M...