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Last week, I have a chance to try DA with Ultimate Compound on one panel. The result was awesome! 3 to 4 passes and it removed light scratches & swirls, easily - no sweats.
But what most challenging is to remove the Ultimate Compound after the DA, it is kind of gum-up and stick onto the paintwork. I followed the instruction using Microfiber/Terry cloth to wipe off, but, not very effective. I struggled a little and there are still a lot of residue on the paintwork under my SureFire torch. I also spray some QD but no avail.
In the end, I used Paint Cleaner to remove. I wonder if there is any effective method to remove the Ultimate Compound residue more effectively or is there any tricks that I may not aware of?
Thanks.
PS: I tried to do a search, but there is no similar thread. If you are aware of the ant thread that sound like this, please drop me the link. Thanks.
But what most challenging is to remove the Ultimate Compound after the DA, it is kind of gum-up and stick onto the paintwork. I followed the instruction using Microfiber/Terry cloth to wipe off, but, not very effective. I struggled a little and there are still a lot of residue on the paintwork under my SureFire torch. I also spray some QD but no avail.
In the end, I used Paint Cleaner to remove. I wonder if there is any effective method to remove the Ultimate Compound residue more effectively or is there any tricks that I may not aware of?
Thanks.
PS: I tried to do a search, but there is no similar thread. If you are aware of the ant thread that sound like this, please drop me the link. Thanks.
this weekend. I experienced something similar to the OP where I thought the product was too hard too remove (M105). Are these kind of products suppossed to be still wet when removed?
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