Type II water spot craters - options?

[chupr0kabra]

Hi,

I am afraid I know the answer, but I'll ask anyway...

I have a black '06 Corvette that I have babied since I got it, but sometime along the way, I apparently got hit with some sprinkler water and I didn't get to it in time. The result is a lot of pitting/cratering.

Here is an example:
http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y251/chupr0kabra/Corvette/Pitting/bdb4cfa8-5270-4bff-85e9-63fb264f71ee_zps93037cec.jpg (http://s7.photobucket.com/user/chupr0kabra/media/Corvette/Pitting/bdb4cfa8-5270-4bff-85e9-63fb264f71ee_zps93037cec.jpg.html)

You may need to zoom all the way in to see what I mean.

To me, those craters look too deep to try to polish out...and I've tried. I am afraid of getting too aggressive and burning through.

Tools I have/Combos I've tried:
Flex 3401
PC 7424
Hydro Orange, Cyan and Red pads
CCS Orange, White, Grey pads
Menzerna SIP
Meguiar's M105/M205
Adams PCP/PFP

Now, if I can't polish these out, is there something I can use to fill them, or at least make them less noticeable? Surface gloss is great, but when I get out in direct sunlight, it almost looks like my car has a metallic finish.

Any tips would be greatly appreciated.


Thanks,

-Mike

[StangFan25]

CarPro Spotless! Used it for the first time last week with excellent results. All water spots were easily removed.