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[Ricorocks]

Hi Guys,

Very annoying marks, I have M-205 & Menzerna SF, V38, V36 which product do you think? How did I get this using my DA do you think?

[WaxMaster1]

Hi Guys,

Very annoying marks, I have M-205 & Menzerna SF, V38, V36 which product do you think? How did I get this using my DA do you think?

Kinda need to see the annoying marks first.

[Ricorocks]

Hi Waxmaster,

Noticed the failed upload, then re-saved & pic #1 trunk, #2 hood

[conman1395]

What car?

Honestly, just work your way up least aggressive. I never actually, literally do least aggressive when correcting paint. If I get a car that has seen tunnel washes for years, I'm not starting with SF4500, but I will start with PF2500.

However, when trying to remove marks, I always start with a paint cleaner or SF4500, then work up.

Again, you need to specify the car so there's a remote idea of the paint type and also whether or not these marks are above or below the surface.

To answer your question though:
If above, then try clay first. If below or clay does not work then work up from the least aggressive thing you have.

[WaxMaster1]

I don't think you can go wrong with the Megs or SF. I have no experience with the CG's.

[Ricorocks]

Thanks Conman,

It's an Audi 2014. I'll try clay, then Menzerna first, I believe this to be the least aggressive of the products mentioned. Kinda hard to compare aggressiveness across mfg's

Thanks
Rico

@WaxMaster1 - should have previously said "technical difficulties" LOL.

[dlc95]

What pads were you using Rico? That second pic reminds me a lot of burn through.

A reflection maybe?

[Ricorocks]

CG's hexlogic polishing & finshing red & black.

I had to get rid of bird poop, (2nd pic) I used V36 to wipe most or all the stain then, used V38.

At detailing time, I could not see, any of this, & now I know about. Final inspection Menzerna & bright tripod lighting. Seems like residual product left after wiping, can/does obscure.

Thanks

[dlc95]

Right on.