dparnas

Recently traded in my car for a 2002 A6 2.7T, in light blue. To the untrained eye, the paint looks great. But, I'm overly **** and, at the right angle, you can see numerous "marks". I have no idea what they are, maybe from acid rain, or something else that got on the pain and etched into it. I've got a PC random orbit polisher and have tried Menzerna Intensive polish and final polish with the PC, but neither seemed to make any difference. Also tried P21S Paint Cleaner/Polish, which also didn't make any difference. Any other ideas, or is this just something I probably need to get used to?

Seattle Scott

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dparnas

Is that stuff going to work on stuff that the P21S Paintwork cleanser, or even the Menzerna Intensive Polish with the Porter Cable couldn't get off?

Seattle Scott

Just keep rubbing it and clicking your heels. I was amazed. Personally I don't think much of P21S paintwork cleanser and I do tend to like the P21S line of products. In-between Menzerna FP or 3M IHG or 3M IMG <b>and</b> Blitz wax or P21S wax it doesn't seem to do much for my car.

My spot was a cloudy patch about (1.5 inches in diameter) from some bird crap that sat on Europa Mica (dark blue metallic) for about two days.

So why did I let bird crap sit on the Pigboat for two days? I was out and about in Babe the Blue Ox.

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qpower

clay stick, then compound , if that doesnt do it then wet sand it.

Devious27t

<center><img src="http://www.meguiarsonline.com/gallery/data/500/3scouredarea1.jpg"></center><p>especially since most people would have a difficult time doing it correctly. this is what i am talking about.

qpower

clay it , still there, compound , still there have a pro wet sand it

Devious27t

it was from a detail forum that i frequent.

RickM

"clay-compound-wet sand" has to be some of the worst advice I've seen offered here in quite some time.