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I honestly have no idea, it did this same thing with the XMT polishes. I wipe the polish residue off and bam, streaks. I'm using a fairly liberal amount of liquid because I don't want to impart any new swirls to the finish, not sure if that's contributing. I'm about ready to invest in a...

Each test spot I did with a fresh pad, however I am a little pad limited so I was planning on cleaning on the fly with a terry towel and my pad brush when I'm actually correcting the car. I really need to just invest in 5 or 6 orange hybrid pads so I can work quicker and cleaner.

Sure! Also this was using my Flex 3401, forgot to mention that. Before- And here's after M105 on the Griot's orange pad (I have a newfound respect for you guys after attempting to photograph defects. I think I partially blinded myself with my surefire light trying to get things to...

My wife's Melbourne Red 428 has some swirls and scratches that I've been trying to correct. I've tried XMT #2 and #3 in combination with CCS orange light cutting pad, hybrid white polishing pad, and finally an orange Griot's polishing pad and have finally moved on to M105 in combination with the...

Don't mean to revive a long dead thread, but I'm having this exact same issue. My wife just got a 2014 BMW 428i and it's got quite a few swirls. I used Megs 105 to correct my car but ran out a while back. The only thing I have that's got some real corrective power to it in my arsenal is a bottle...

Having worked in the detail department at a dealership I can assure you that video is 100% real. I worked at a BMW dealership and they actually ran every damned car through an automated brush car wash, used trashed old MF rags, pressure washed the bejesus out of everything, used highly acidic...