I have started to do some work on my car in order to get it to look as good as it can for a 10+ year old paint job. I started off doing some wet sanding to get rid of some minor scratches, then i followed up with SSHR. However I was having a hard time getting rid of all the 3000 grit scratches, so I did MANY passes. Under closer inspection of the paint I saw weird discoloration in some places. It was like spotting under the clear, almost like a leopard print in some places. At first I had thought that i had broken through the clear from wet sanding , but I started noticing it in more areas. Most noticeably where I did a lot of the SSHR. In some spots I probably did 5-6 passes with both the focus pad and larger pad.
Does anyone have a clue as to what this is? Is it my clear coat? Please excuse all the micro marring, haven't followed up with SHR yet.
Here is a link to a much larger version of the photo in case you can't see it in the one below. In the picture it looks like the spots are on the surface, but it is definitely under it. Thanks for the help guys!
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I have started to do some work on my car in order to get it to look as good as it can for a 10+ year old paint job. I started off doing some wet sanding to get rid of some minor scratches, then i followed up with SSHR. However I was having a hard time getting rid of all the 3000 grit scratches, so I did MANY passes. Under closer inspection of the paint I saw weird discoloration in some places. It was like spotting under the clear, almost like a leopard print in some places. At first I had thought that i had broken through the clear from wet sanding , but I started noticing it in more areas. Most noticeably where I did a lot of the SSHR. In some spots I probably did 5-6 passes with both the focus pad and larger pad.
Does anyone have a clue as to what this is? Is it my clear coat? Please excuse all the micro marring, haven't followed up with SHR yet.
Here is a link to a much larger version of the photo in case you can't see it in the one below. In the picture it looks like the spots are on the surface, but it is definitely under it. Thanks for the help guys!
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