okay, decided to start with filling in rock chips, door dings, etc. and sanding them smooth before I started the paint correction. I started with 2000 to get things started and ended with 3000. The spots look pretty good for my first attempt but can't seem to get all the scratches out? Looks great until I bust out the flashlight and then I can see very light sanding marks. I used the following:
CCS Orange Light Cutting Foam Pad, 6.5 inches
Firm, high density foam for scratch and defect removal. Use this pad with polishes and swirl removers. It’s an all around pad that will work on most light to moderate imperfections.
8 oz. Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0
Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0 is a hybrid of our original Total Swirl Remover formula and Menzerna’s fast-cutting polish for ceramic clear coats. It combines Wolfgang’s diminishing abrasive technology with Menzerna’s special milling process, which produces consistently sized, fast cutting abrasives. Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0 is an aggressive swirl remover with the gentle touch of a shine-enhancing polish. It’s not an oxymoron – it’s a unique breed of abrasives that level paint without scratching. Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0 starts improving the paint immediately and leaves the paint noticeably smoother and shinier, even before the finishing polish is applied
Worked it in and spread it out on speed 3 and then kicked it up to 5.5 and worked the areas. Do I need to go with a more abrasive pad or use a more abrasive product to get these sanding marks out?