Just wanted to check, it's a small distinction but an important one.
Hope this works. I hit the text formatting. Learn something new every time I come here.
The guys behind the counters usually are not much help when it comes to learning about polishing products. When I first went to work for Meguiar's one of my jobs was to try to train counter people and most of them are just order takers, they'll sell you whatever you bring up to the counter and anything they say should be taken with a grain of salt.
Worked at a parts place like that. Sell them something before they leave.
The best place to get accurate information is a discussion forum like this one where the people posting information in a public way are held accountable for accuracy and if a mistake is made it's discovered and corrected.
I'm seeing that. A lot of people doing the same error getting info.
I teach people to take their car's finish to it's maximum potential and you can do that with your cars but in this specific case you just needed to add another step or two after using some pretty aggressive products.
I'm seeing that now. Just get me a bottle of???? that's more abrasive.
Maybe just try to use one of the cutters and then go to the Menzerna for polishing followed by waxing. (Nice brother!)
Thanx. Not bad for a rookie??
I'm always telling people that sanding is easy, that's putting scratches into the paint, it's getting them out that can be difficult.
Ya sanding isn't nothing much but some technique and not much selection problem.
You will. I did go through your last post though and add the appropriate quote tags to make it read correctly. You do this by switching to the Editor Mode when typing a message.
It's the little button that looks like this,
