So I have a 2009 ford mustang, bought it a year ago and it had alot of swirls and scratches just never got around to fixing till now, looks shiny and perfect but when the sun hits it, it's looks awful
So I cleaned the car with a foam cannon, then hand washed, clayed and then rewashed. Then went to compounding and polishing, watched all the videos I could and read all tips here, chemical guys and Adams.
My problem is I used the UC and UP and it still has a bunch of swirls. I used the blue pad 5.5inch from Adams for UC and the orange pad for the UP. I set it to speed 1 to spread and speed 4-6 for a couple slow passed for the I'D and speed 3 for the UP. I tried by hand a couple spots didn't do much IMO and I tried swirlx also was just ok still had a bunch of swirls after
My question is does it just need more compound like do I just have to keep hitting it again because the swirls are deep or hit it with a microfiber pad or did I do something wrong? I didn't use any sort of strip wax or anything like that when washing.
Thanks I know this topic is asked alot.
So I cleaned the car with a foam cannon, then hand washed, clayed and then rewashed. Then went to compounding and polishing, watched all the videos I could and read all tips here, chemical guys and Adams.
My problem is I used the UC and UP and it still has a bunch of swirls. I used the blue pad 5.5inch from Adams for UC and the orange pad for the UP. I set it to speed 1 to spread and speed 4-6 for a couple slow passed for the I'D and speed 3 for the UP. I tried by hand a couple spots didn't do much IMO and I tried swirlx also was just ok still had a bunch of swirls after
My question is does it just need more compound like do I just have to keep hitting it again because the swirls are deep or hit it with a microfiber pad or did I do something wrong? I didn't use any sort of strip wax or anything like that when washing.
Thanks I know this topic is asked alot.
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