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OK. I can do the paint correction and buffing but I am not brave enough to try the wet sanding in such a large area. I can only see them on the metal surface with the LED light , the spoiler and front fascia didn't leave the lines. I went ahead and did the coating and they are still there but only if you know where to look (my OCD maybe). I have had a few people look for the imperfections and they couldn't find them. Will see how the ceramic coating holds up and then if need be will take it to a pro in the spring for deeper cut. Also I found a few spots where I didn't level / buff off the coating as I applied it, will have to try and buff those down now. thanks

I just picked up my 2017 Hyper Blue 2SS and it had everything I wanted and white stripes that I didnt. Anyway removed the stripes, took my time and they came off very easily. Used a little spray from a body shop to remove the glue residue. So now I used all 3 steps of my Adams polishing kit the green, orange, and white with the correct pad used the orange a couple of times where the stripe line was everything looks great. Except I can still see the fine line where the stripe was in just the right LED light. Has anyone else had this issue? I have used the Adams product and love it. But I am not sure about using anything more aggressive on the paint. Car did sit outside for quite sometime (build date of 07-16) before I picked it up. My goal is I have the Adams ceramic coating kit and want to use it. But I know if I can see the line now I will be able to see it after I apply the coating. suggestions? Thanks