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You struck through the clear, no doubt about it

Can you link some of these *deep scratch* removals using 360? Ive seen people remove light swirls but not much more than that. According to some, 360 also fills alot, so dont put to much stock in 360 actually removing all of anything.

It has less cut than a finishing polish and you can run a finishing polish/polishing pad/PC over your paint weekly/monthly for years and never have a problem. Your not removing much, if any at all, clear coat when you compound and polish with a rotary. Using a PC with something like 360 would...

You could do it weekly for years

No wax will fix that. Sounds like your rims need to be polished and THEN waxed.

Why did it not look good?

4" pads

Perfect opportunity to drop a buisness card

Has nothing to do with common sense. He asked a question, i answered. Simple as that. Since someone had enough *common sense* to actually ask something about it..... I think its a waiste of money. Its nothing that a paint QD cant do also on your rims. Its really only good for shows ect...

If it dosent remove the sanding marks you will have a bigger mess than what you started with. That guy may have just gotten lucky, his paint may have been soft enough to correct with a PC, that does not mean it will work on all paints.

Its impossible to know without trying it. I would never wetsand if all i had was a PC/UDM/cylco. If i tried it anyways i would use 3000 grit ONLY and have an assortment of 4" pads.

He didnt ask anything about it, he just asked if anyone has used it. So my answer is yes, i have used it.

I dont understand your process. Looks like you took 2 steps forward and then 2 steps back, no wonder it took you 3 weeks.

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IMO the marring was already there, the sponge did not do that. You said yourself the paint has not been corrected yet. If it hasnt been corrected yet then thats how the paint already was.

What video?

How are you guys seeing the pics?

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