Light marring from wax removal???

[Mike PhillipsMike Phillips is verified member.]

Keep in mind though that no matter how soft a towel is, if you TRY hard enough , ANYTHING will scratch. So when doing the CD trick, just wipe it as hard as you would on the paint.

I agree with that...

Clear coats are scratch-sensitive, benchmarking against the plastic used to make a CD might not be a very good apples to orange comparison...

 

[sportscarhiatus]

You have to ask yourself when is enough cut enough? How perfect or "correct" can you REALLY get it and how long will it stay that way? Of course I did just buy some Menzerna power finish, super finish, CG black light, and Wg fuzion because I read someone on here had pretty good results with it, and I saw some scratches in the PA sunshine yesterday. I thought I "corrected" the paint around 95% last weekend.

LOL. I wonder who that person was that had good luck with that stuff? hehe. Yeah that combo there is amazing. Perhaps someone with a mustang recommended that to you???

As far as getting it to stay that way, I pretty much expect myself to lightly polish it 1x a year. It will inevitable get some light marring from daily/weekly wiping, detailing, washing, waxing, no matter how careful I am.

 

[Ecrissman]

LOL. I wonder who that person was that had good luck with that stuff? hehe. Yeah that combo there is amazing. Perhaps someone with a mustang recommended that to you???

As far as getting it to stay that way, I pretty much expect myself to lightly polish it 1x a year. It will inevitable get some light marring from daily/weekly wiping, detailing, washing, waxing, no matter how careful I am.

Yeah it was you.. should of just bought menzera from the beginning. Car is 1/2 done with power finish. I think it's "CORRECTED" then find another one.:nomore: I can chase the car with halogens think its perfect it never ends. This is my last run at it before I buff the clear off. BTW that finish was horrible you would have died!:buffing: