Seems like Hard Plastic...

[Ricorocks]

Or it does not feel like metal. The area btwn front & rear windows, has scratches (see pic), choice o f scratch removal:

M-205 or Menzerna SF4000

or

Meg PlastX

or something different, what do u think I should try

Thanks
Rico

[BMW435]

Menzerna sf4000

[builthatch]

painted, super soft.

agree with sf4000 if those are your options.

THEN COAT OR DO FILM!

[RFrommann]

it's actually very soft material, and scratches easy.

i'd suggest a finishing polish.

plastic-X works great on those pieces though

[Eldorado2k]

I'm about to try it w/3" Orange LC pad and M205. I'll let you know how it goes.

[Desertnate]

I believe on most cars, it's plastic. On my wife's Toyota Highlander, it's flat paint with no clear coat.

Based on the Audi logo avatar on your user ID, I'm assuming this is on an Audi vehicle. If it's anything like the same parts on my VW GTI it's plastic.

I simply hit that area with whatever finishing polish I'm using on the car. It polishes up nicely and usually only takes one quick pass to wipe out all the swirls.

[Mike@DedicatedPerfection]

SF4000 on a polishing pad.

[Ricorocks]

Thanks Guys!

I'll try the SF 4000, with 3" polishing pad.

[Eldorado2k]

Leave it to my car to be completely uncooperative when it comes to anything involving paint correction. Lol.

Started off with M205 on speed 4.



That did absolutely nothing. So I went and got M105, speed 5



That left it like this. Still not anywhere near complete.



Finally another application of M105, cranked it up to speed 6 and applied the absolute most pressure I possibly could along w/ very slow passes until the compound almost disappeared.

Finally.



Who said these were gonna be soft? Lol.

[Desertnate]

That's really strange. I can't make out the type of car, but could that area be painted with the same paint as the rest of the car.

As I mentioned before I've never had to do more than one quick pass with a finishing polish to correct that area on my vehicles (Mazda, Toyota, VW).