this black chevy' s clear-coat is a pain in the *BEEP*

[Alexandre]

Ok. Need help. Big problem. I cannot get rid of a few micro very superficial scratches even using Ultimate Compound and the D/A, I tried to apply it twice, did just like that video where Mike Phillips teach us, but still, I cannot get the paint to look 100% new, please I need advice.

PS: It is a 2010 Vectra, sort of a simple version of a Malibu with less than two months of use.

[Bill Davidson]

Re: this black chevy' s clear-coat is a pain in the *BEEP*

Do you have a picture?

[Shawn T.]

Re: this black chevy' s clear-coat is a pain in the *BEEP*

Try a different product to see how the paint reacts. Some paints can be very finicky but usually not with UC. Do you have any Swirlx (I know its expensive to import) or some M83/M80. Try some M205 if you have also to see what happens. It may take a little experimentation to find the product that will leave that flawless finish.

[davey g-force]

Re: this black chevy' s clear-coat is a pain in the *BEEP*

What pad are you using?

Perhaps step up to a Megs burgundy pad?

[Alexandre]

Re: this black chevy' s clear-coat is a pain in the *BEEP*

M83/M80
M83/205
UC

None of the above combination works

[FCAD]

Re: this black chevy' s clear-coat is a pain in the *BEEP*

105 with a burgundy pad. Then follow up with 205 and a polishing pad.

[Alexandre]

Re: this black chevy' s clear-coat is a pain in the *BEEP*

No, I don' t want to buy more stuff, I need to do the job with what I have, guys.

[Alexandre]

Re: this black chevy' s clear-coat is a pain in the *BEEP*

no one?