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So I made my first attempt on Tuesday. The car turned out pretty good although there are still some swirl marks left. I started off with a small area but as I made my passes I unintentionally made the working area larger. I'll have to give it another go and either tape off my sections or try to...

That makes sense. Am I understanding correctly that with the Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover (and Finishing Glaze if I use it) that once I wipe it off I can just follow up with my sealant/wax? It doesn't have any fillers so once it is wiped off I am ready for the wax/sealant, right? There's no need...

I will be attempting my first paint correction later this week. I will be using the Wolfgang Twins. When I do my test spot what do I do with the second pad I used to do the put on the finishing glaze while I do the rest of section or car? Do I just put it in a baggy? Will that keep it from...

Thanks for all the responses. I went ahead and purchased three more orange and white pads along with a 3.5 backing plate with three orange and white pads. I'd rather get the car done in one day if I can.

Also, she was clayed back in August/September when I got her, but I will be claying again prior polishing. I'll also be following up with Zaino after I'm done. Is there a trick to get close to the edge of the emblem without damaging the pad? Do I just push up against it as the foam will conform...

Thanks, Mike. Here are the pictures of the paint. The hazing can be found on the headlight covers and hood too. It almost looks like water spot/soap damage.

I will be working on a 2001 corvette first and eventually a 2009 Malibu. The Corvette's paint is in fairly decent shape for the age/mileage (85k). It has various swirl marks but not horrible. The front bumper seems to be "hazy" It's not as vibrant and shiny as the rest of the paint. It's mainly...

Also, is it possible to use the 5.5" pads in small area's where a 4" pad would be ideal? I spent a small fortune on this kit and all new microfiber and don't have the money to by additional pads/backing plate.

I finally had the money/guts to buy a 7424XP. I bought the Wolfgang Twins as that is what was used in one of the instructional video's I watched and I figured it saves me the trouble of having to research all the various options. I bought the following Kit from Autogeek Porter Cable 5.5 x 7/8...