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You are either not working the polish in good enough or you are using too much. What polish are you using? I typically find that if the chemical I am using is hard to remove is because I haven't worked the chemical in good enough.

Thanks! I just finished a silver GT500 and I washed and clayed. For the defect removal I used Ultimate Compound (waiting for M105 to come in) on a rotary with a wool pad. The cut was awsome. I then went over with M205 and it was an awsome finish. Are you guys only using rotary instead of...

Well me and another. I just seems that using the rotarty can do so much in just one step. If you don't mind me asking what is your typical steps you use when you do say a typical dark vehicle . . .

You know I've considered this so many times. Just with all they hype about burning through the clear coat it has been keeping me away. I have a rotary and DA. I've got a small business going with a local dealership doing a few of their bad cars. The problem is that it's taking me about six...

Thanks! I'll wait for the response for this . . .

There are just so many many options to choose from . . .

Well like the other day . . . I was working on a 2006 Ford Expedition black in color. Had mild/moderate scratches and swirl marks. After washing and claying, I used LC orange light cutting pad with Ultimate Compound on a rotary buffer. I then would use M205 on a polishing pad with the...

This question is for the pad or chemical that you would use . . . If you need to make more cut a surface would you go more aggressive compound with same pad or same chemical with more aggressive pad?

Talking about spot repair, like a single isolated scratch?

Use metal polish on plastic chrome?

Major freakin props to autogeek!! :dblthumb2::dblthumb2: When I placed my order, about 30 mins later I recieved an email saying my order has been shipped. Holy freakin crazyIm the MAN Nice, nice, work! To me, no reason anymore to offer price matching. I'll pay a bit more just for the...

I am new to the forum also, but have learned alot from here. I can't answer all of your questions but give you some insight on some. Why not go ahead and take the swirls out? It's not as bad as you might think. Everyone has their brand, but I would suggest Swirlx with a light cutting pad or...

Wow again thanks. . . . It's all coming together now. Really helping so much!! If you are looking for just a nice shiny paint job - then going with a wash, clay, and cleaner/wax is all you need; however swirl marks and light scratches will still be there. If you are looking for a nice shiny...

First, thanks for the welcome. I've spent many days just reviewing the information before I start posting. Second, thanks for a good reply. On other forums I would have gotten . . . Sounds good to me . . . I'm really doing daily driven vehicles and a few show cars. Ok, so M205 is not as...

Ok, I would consider myself getting into the advanced levels of detailing. I'm comfortable using my G220, and just recently picked up a rotary. (all the following is with Meguiars products) Once I get a job to do, I'll inspect the paint. After a good wash and dry, I'll clay the car. If there...