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J222JRA · 1st November 2009, 20:35

I take it you are using menzerna intensive polish mark??

Have you tried using a menzerna 70mm spot pad?? That imo would be worth trying.

If that doesnt work i would either ask someone with a rotary to buff it or try abit of wetsanding.

James

EDIT: Read this with regards to spot pads,
**When using a machine to repair scratches, a 4" foam spot pad allows you to focus on the repair without affecting a large area of the panel. This is particularly important when using a dual-action machine, such as the Porter Cable 7424. In this case, the 4" pad allows the machine to apply more energy to the damaged paint area for a faster, yet safe, repair. **

1st November 2009, 20:35	#2
J222JRA Saxperience Hardcore! Join Date: May 2007 Posts: 16,839 Car(s): Saxo VTS, Westfield iTrader Score: 3 (100%)	I take it you are using menzerna intensive polish mark?? Have you tried using a menzerna 70mm spot pad?? That imo would be worth trying. If that doesnt work i would either ask someone with a rotary to buff it or try abit of wetsanding. James EDIT: Read this with regards to spot pads, When using a machine to repair scratches, a 4" foam spot pad allows you to focus on the repair without affecting a large area of the panel. This is particularly important when using a dual-action machine, such as the Porter Cable 7424. In this case, the 4" pad allows the machine to apply more energy to the damaged paint area for a faster, yet safe, repair. Last edited by J222JRA; 1st November 2009 at 20:49.