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On the comments made by Zey, he could be right about switching to M82 with a W-9006 pad and going down the path of using a less aggressive product.
M80 is a lot less aggressive product that the M83 and we don't hear of problems like you're experiencing. Since you have 4 years of rotary experience, the only other factors left would be pad choice or paint type.
I realize you don't have the M82 and have a full gallon of M80 Speed Glaze, so we'll try to help you find a way to get great results using M80 Speed Glaze.
Off hand, the only reason I can think of that anyone could be seeing the problems you're seeing with M80 is because the paint is very soft and mars or scratches very easily. If this is the case then the type of abrasive/formula you use will be crucial.
Try wiping the hood clean to start with, (to insure it's clean, then do a test by polishing the entire hood out with M83. Follow this with doing either a half or quarter of the hood using M80 with a W-8006 pad and an adjacent panel using M80 with a W-9006 pad.
Don't over use product, don't under use product, if you like pre-moisten each pad with some quick detailer. Don't buff to a dry buff.
Be sure to clean each foam pad first using a nylon brush held against the face of the pad as the pad is spinning.
After polishing with both products, wipe the entire area off using a clean soft microfiber and inspect in bright sunlight. If you like, first wipe the entire area down using a mixture of 50/50 water to Isopropyl alcohol.
You will more than likely still see holograms or swirls, they should be very shallow however. Try to determine which side looks best.
M80 is a lot less aggressive product that the M83 and we don't hear of problems like you're experiencing. Since you have 4 years of rotary experience, the only other factors left would be pad choice or paint type.
I realize you don't have the M82 and have a full gallon of M80 Speed Glaze, so we'll try to help you find a way to get great results using M80 Speed Glaze.
Off hand, the only reason I can think of that anyone could be seeing the problems you're seeing with M80 is because the paint is very soft and mars or scratches very easily. If this is the case then the type of abrasive/formula you use will be crucial.
Try wiping the hood clean to start with, (to insure it's clean, then do a test by polishing the entire hood out with M83. Follow this with doing either a half or quarter of the hood using M80 with a W-8006 pad and an adjacent panel using M80 with a W-9006 pad.
Don't over use product, don't under use product, if you like pre-moisten each pad with some quick detailer. Don't buff to a dry buff.
Be sure to clean each foam pad first using a nylon brush held against the face of the pad as the pad is spinning.
After polishing with both products, wipe the entire area off using a clean soft microfiber and inspect in bright sunlight. If you like, first wipe the entire area down using a mixture of 50/50 water to Isopropyl alcohol.
You will more than likely still see holograms or swirls, they should be very shallow however. Try to determine which side looks best.
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