Last night I was waxing my truck with my G100 and as I was going along the side of the bed I noticed some pigtails in the area I had just gone over. Luckily I noticed and stopped immediately before i went any farther. It’s an area probably about 12” long. When I was waxing the lower portion of the bed I must have gone under the lower portion of the bed side a little too far with the pad and inadvertently picked up a piece of dirt on the pad. That's all i can figure. I changed to a clean pad and went over the same area again but that did not make any difference. I then checked, and I could feel the pigtails edges with my fingernail, which I know is not good. So I figured I would try the most aggressive combination that I currently have. I made a couple passes with Ultimate Compound and the 5.5” LC Hydro-Tech Cyan Cutting pad and my G100 on speed 5 with moderate pressure. That combo cleared up the swirls in the paint nicely, however it does not look like it even put a dent in those pigtails, which I wasn't really surprised.
Does any of the pros out there have any suggestions for me to try getting these pigtails out? I tried taking a picture of them last night, but I have inadequate lighting in the garage and I just could not capture them. The fact that I can feel the edges on those pigtails with my fingernail is not good and I have a feeling that I am out of luck with the products that I currently have.
Any suggestions would be appreciated?
Thanks
Does any of the pros out there have any suggestions for me to try getting these pigtails out? I tried taking a picture of them last night, but I have inadequate lighting in the garage and I just could not capture them. The fact that I can feel the edges on those pigtails with my fingernail is not good and I have a feeling that I am out of luck with the products that I currently have.

Any suggestions would be appreciated?
Thanks
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