AudiViruz

You should have a healthy fer of a rotary. Nothing wrong with that. As for the etching, there's no telling what it will take to get rid of it. I couldn't say without seeing it in person. About the most aggressive thing that I would suggest to you is a green pad and Severe Swirl Remover. You will either remove the damage over time or at least diminish it over time.

Thanks Junkman, I wish I was closer, It's a long drive to KY from MA... I have the green pad a SSR so I will try it with that and slow down with the PC, I was moving too fast. Your video have help a bunch. If you ever do a clinic near New England let us know, I will be there with your preferred food!!!

IMO paint should be perfect before sealing it. BG hides minor issues, but is incapable of hiding major ones like etching. I hammer out etching with a rotary followed by the PC. Then I do the MSW, BG, Americana trifecta!

 

 

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I'm new to this so I'm not confident on using a rotary, what could I use for now to diminish the etching?

What about the Brilliant Glaze, where would you use that? I have etching in my paint and it seem that after the polishing they are still there. So I thought that BG would help cover it up a little. I was thinking MSW, BG and Americana. Would that work too?