help with fine scratches

[psa6]

i am very new to all of this have a black 2010A6 do not own a DA as of yet but looking for the least aggressive solution?

[lkotsios]

I would start with menzerna 85rd first, which is their least agressive and work my way up the menzerna's.

[shoeless89]

I doubt you'll see results with 85Rd (UF-4500). Audi's paint is usually on the harder side and P085RD is a jeweling polish meant to just amp up shine to the max not remove any kind of serious below surface defects. You could start of with a fine finishing polish and see if you get any results, I would use Meguiars Mirror Glaze #205 Ultra Finishing Polish, final polish, Meguiars polishes, car polish, 205 FP (http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-finishing-polish.html) if you don't see satifactory results move to a medium polish, I like Menzerna Power Finish PO 203, one step polish, swirl remover, finishing polish, car polish, german car polish, menzerna polishing compounds, power (http://www.autogeek.net/menzerna-polish-po203.html) or you could use Meguiars Ultimate Compound, polishing compound, rubbing compound, meguiars rubbing compound, meguires, meguiars polish, auto compound polish (http://www.autogeek.net/meguiars-ultimate-compound.html) I wouldn't attempt any of this without a polisher though. Your arm will be ready to fall of by the time your done with half the hood! Do yourself a favor and get a PC 7424XP or Griots polisher.