95 avus m3, i doubt this car has ever had a real paint correction. Never garaged, california and florida sun. Im planning a "2 stage" compound and polish job next weekend, the other day i did a test spot by hand on the worst area of my car. My drivers door already looks oxidized so i used some megs UC/swirlX on a small squared off section. The section if anything, looks worse. Heres a photo I took today with the car not clean. Theres no paint on the pads, but im nervous i guess that the coat could be too thin to correct. Just looking for help from those with experience. Thanks!
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Re: test spot has me worried
I wouldn't think watery Ultimate Compound would make the finish worse.
So I'll repeat Murr's and icare's questions:
Is the "done" side of your photo the right or left?
What were you using for a pad or applicator? Foam or microfiber?
How long did you work the product(s)? You mention UC and SwirlX, did you use both?
Also did you shake the bottle thoroughly? I would think only frozen or a really old bottle of UC would be watery.
Thanks for the additional information
"fishing for swirls in a sea of black"
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David
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