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I know this question has been asked several times, but I am a new and dont know what the next step I should take. I know I should have taken pictures.
I own a Dark Purple 2007 Hyundai Azera, OEM Paint. It was used when I got it a couple of weeks ago and had Auto Car Wash swirls all over it. I washed, clayed, then I used my G100 on a setting of 5 with a W8006 foam polishing pad with ScratchX (Target had it on sale for $6). I went over the paint 3 times with very little noticable difference. Then used #7 with the G100 on setting of 3 with the W8006 pad, and then followed up with 2 coats of wax,G100 setting 3 with W9006 polishing pad, and you can still see the swirls. In Houston, Texas so the humidity is brutal. I was thinking to just take my time and hit it again in a month or two when the wax wears down naturally.
What is the next aggressive cleaner I should use? I will take any suggestions you experts are willing to give.
I own a Dark Purple 2007 Hyundai Azera, OEM Paint. It was used when I got it a couple of weeks ago and had Auto Car Wash swirls all over it. I washed, clayed, then I used my G100 on a setting of 5 with a W8006 foam polishing pad with ScratchX (Target had it on sale for $6). I went over the paint 3 times with very little noticable difference. Then used #7 with the G100 on setting of 3 with the W8006 pad, and then followed up with 2 coats of wax,G100 setting 3 with W9006 polishing pad, and you can still see the swirls. In Houston, Texas so the humidity is brutal. I was thinking to just take my time and hit it again in a month or two when the wax wears down naturally.
What is the next aggressive cleaner I should use? I will take any suggestions you experts are willing to give.
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