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SDO Pads - Lake Country Manufacturing This is what I have, which is labelled as Heavy polishing.

HaHa, one commenter said, "You can get a couple blue pads in case you come across some defects that need a stronger punch. " Interesting. Maybe it was the placebo effect.

Isn't Blue lake Country more harsh than orange?

Hi, all, First, thanks for all the feedback when I posted my question on here earlier about paint correction on my Corolla. I settled on Griot's Garage Correcting Creme, and Lake Country Orange and Blue pads, finishing it off with Griot's Garage 3-in-1 Ceramic Wax. Here are some photos: First...

Wait, am I recommended the fast correcting cream or the regular correcting cream? I didn't realize that there was the fast one until you brought it up.

Yes, you did! I found that SubReddit was much less active (and unfriendly as my post got downvoted) and decided to join this forum. I think you have definitely sold me on the 3-in-1. Do you think correcting cream and a few orange and blue SDO's would let me tackle most problems I am to...

Darn. I came on here to say I had decided on Griot's CC and now your comment has me second guessing. But, like you said, I suppose all three options will work and enhance the paint. Does the fact it is "very runny" make it more difficult to work with?

Thanks for your detailed response! Maybe I should give the BOSS line more consideration. Would the following be the correct "progression" when trying to correct? Perfecting Cream/Orange -> Perfecting Cream/Blue -> Correcting Cream/Orange -> Correcting Cream/Blue.

I think I am going to try and get a way with a one step correction and use a 2-step correction on spots where needed. I have three. The plan was for me to break it up in several chunks over several weekends. Would three be sufficient in this case?

Thanks for your response. It doesn't really answer the question, though...

Hello! I have a 2022 Toyota Corolla (black sand pearl) and am looking to do a paint correction to repair scratches after washing it at work with the brush used to clean dirty pickup trucks (yeah, I know...). Here are some photos to give an idea of what I am working with: Imgur: The magic of the...