Attempted scratch removal on wife's suburban. Washed and clayed hood, used PC DA with orange LC CCS with meg's fine cut cleaner (This product was recommended by a professional). Not satisfied with results. I applied product in an x pattern across the face of the pad worked a test section 6-8 passes, observed some light dusting. Wiped area, applied product, and worked the same area 4-6 passes. The scratches were fainter but not gone. Wiped area, applied product, misted with QD spray to allow me to work it longer, 8-10 passes. Wiped area and still faint scratches. Decided I need more cut. I think I'll use M105/205 combo. The scratches are not that deep, can't feel them with fingernail, I might try a yellow pad but I think it's going to take a more aggressive compound. What do y'all think?
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Originally Posted by birdog
Attempted scratch removal on wife's suburban. Washed and clayed hood, used PC DA with orange LC CCS with meg's fine cut cleaner (This product was recommended by a professional). Not satisfied with results. I applied product in an x pattern across the face of the pad worked a test section 6-8 passes, observed some light dusting. Wiped area, applied product, and worked the same area 4-6 passes. The scratches were fainter but not gone. Wiped area, applied product, misted with QD spray to allow me to work it longer, 8-10 passes. Wiped area and still faint scratches. Decided I need more cut. I think I'll use M105/205 combo. The scratches are not that deep, can't feel them with fingernail, I might try a yellow pad but I think it's going to take a more aggressive compound. What do y'all think?
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