New Mazda, go at this with your rotary and wool pad!

[Mike lambert]

These are before correction of dealership wash scratches.https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20191007/1705a1d2d549c901c03df9e0d181a6ed.jpghttps://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20191007/803b7e9efda30ca00628ea5ea573dcb5.jpg


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[DMiglio]

I remember reading that Mazda has some of the thinnest , if not the thinnest OEM paint.

[Bobby B.]

I would go the with least aggressive approach first. Standard DA Polisher, Polish with foam Polishing Pads. I like to use the Blackfire One Step. It's extremely easy to work with and has excellent results. A rotary polisher with wool pads just seems too aggressive for a brand new vehicle.

Blackfire One Step
BLACKFIRE One Step 16 oz. (https://www.autogeek.net/blackfire-one-step-16.html)

[TTQ B4U]

Yep.....I posted a while back that a brand new Mazda came to me and I HIGHLY suggested a dual layer coating because in the future there will be no correction work on it due to the extremely thin paint. I had similar measurements. Sadly that was on the roof too.

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

What in the world? Why? What does the test spot reveal?

[PM5C]

Just a guess that the OP's title suggestion was tongue-in-cheek. He was :joking:

[Sizzle Chest]

Goes to show what some factory clears are like! And also...the benefit of a PTG!

[Mike lambert]

Exactly! And not so much joking. We all know the people who would do a 3 day hundred hour 4 step correction on this ! With no consideration of the future of the car or consequences for the owner.