I have a torch red car that I am correcting. It's in very good shape but I want to eliminate all of the long fine scratches. Years ago, I bought the PC 7424 from Adam's but never used it to do paint correction. I am using the microfiber pad with Adam's heavy correcting compound. I have light scratches that I am trying to remove with no luck. I borrowed a friends 3" Snap-on battery powered electric polisher (rotary, not orbital) to see if it would make a difference with no luck.
Any advice here? I cannot feel the scratches on the surface but I want them gone. Am I not using the correct machine? Do I need a more aggressive compound? Does Adam's make anything more aggressive than the heavy correcting compound?
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I have a torch red car that I am correcting. It's in very good shape but I want to eliminate all of the long fine scratches. Years ago, I bought the PC 7424 from Adam's but never used it to do paint correction. I am using the microfiber pad with Adam's heavy correcting compound. I have light scratches that I am trying to remove with no luck. I borrowed a friends 3" Snap-on battery powered electric polisher (rotary, not orbital) to see if it would make a difference with no luck.
Any advice here? I cannot feel the scratches on the surface but I want them gone. Am I not using the correct machine? Do I need a more aggressive compound? Does Adam's make anything more aggressive than the heavy correcting compound?
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