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I would use less product, have a spray bottle of water and keep it wet. After a few passes, clean the pad, clean the surface and repeate, don't use too much product.

The abrasives will clump up and form bigger partials of abrasive and thus scratch and create swirls in the glass. Unless you are using a rotary and using cerium oxide really wet or using a big throw machine which gives a self cleaning effect you will not be very successful. Especially if you are...

Great work!

Love your garage! Also did you de-badge the 5.0? Looks really good!

Are you sure the swirls were not there before? Also was the glass clayed and cleaned before starting? If not that could cause the problem. My solution would be using some cerium oxide and a rotary. Hope this helps! -Andrew

The PC is very under-powered and is not designed to do lots of correction. It works best on flat surfaces at higher speeds like 5. It might take some manipulation to get it to spin of curves. It will stop and not rotate because it is a safety feature so people won't burn paint on corners and...