Looks like this guy washed his truck with a scotch brite pad... Looking for opinions on what may work best.. Whole truck is like this. I told him get a new paint job... He didn't laugh..
You might want to try a test spot and see if she is salvageable. Try Compound and then Polish......I would say wet sand, however, I think you may be correct...get a paint job.
I would like to see what you decided if at all. But I also think it would be cool if you could save her.....if not at least you tried!!
CJ
2013 Mustang GT w/Track Pack 6-Speed Manual
Save the Manual!
It's a Dodge Ram 2500. I have no heavy compounds. PC 7424XP with LC Yellow Orange Green pads. 3D speed. Pinnacle advance swirl remover. Carpro fixer and carpro polish
I would try FG400 or Wolfgangs Swirl remover or Megs 105. They are heavier compound.
I think you mean Wolfgang Uber Compound.
OP, are you going to order something or try to get something locally? I believe that Pep Boys (and maybe Advance or Auto Zone) carries M105 in the body repair (not detailing) aisle. Or you can get Meg's Ultimate Compound at Wal-Mart. Use one of them on your yellow pad and see what happens.
Try fixer with yellow pad to see if that will do anything. If not, and you want to get something local. I'd suggest getting some M105 to use with the yellow pad. If you want to order, I'd recommend some Megs MF discs and some M100 or M101 to cut wih. HD speed would most likely be enough to polish out after compounding. Only way to find out is to give it shot. Just remember to have that PC cranked up and slooow arm movement. Good luck
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