I am trying to get the orange peel out of a 4 year old -3 stage paint job below the body line.
I have wet sanded with 2000 with a steady stream of water and got the peal off leaving a smooth but hazy finish. Using the Maguires cleaner ( which is supposed to removed swirls and scratches) buy hand and in some cases a random orbital buffer. I then wipe it down woth a micro fiber cloth and move on to the polish which I apply with the random (and clean applicator) and wipe off with a clean micro fiber towel. -Its still hazy! After repeated attempts it just keeps coming out with the ever smallest, finest scratches causing a slight haze.
I have heeded the warning to take my time and be gentle but after 2 days worth of playing with it I gotta ask am I babying it or am I using the wrong products and or buffer? Won't a regular orbital burn through it? The random does seem like its not really getting on it enough though.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I have wet sanded with 2000 with a steady stream of water and got the peal off leaving a smooth but hazy finish. Using the Maguires cleaner ( which is supposed to removed swirls and scratches) buy hand and in some cases a random orbital buffer. I then wipe it down woth a micro fiber cloth and move on to the polish which I apply with the random (and clean applicator) and wipe off with a clean micro fiber towel. -Its still hazy! After repeated attempts it just keeps coming out with the ever smallest, finest scratches causing a slight haze.
I have heeded the warning to take my time and be gentle but after 2 days worth of playing with it I gotta ask am I babying it or am I using the wrong products and or buffer? Won't a regular orbital burn through it? The random does seem like its not really getting on it enough though.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.