Dallasite1234
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I recently purchased a used black 2016 Civic. I had PDR to remove around a dozen door dings and have been attempting paint correction since then with plans to put on a coating once I'm satisfied. Trouble is it's not going so hot.
This paint has me baffled. It appears very soft given how quickly it accrues swirls and light scratches. However, I've done a proper 2 step correction with M105/M205 with the appropriate cutting/polishing pads and a Porter Cable and still can't get some of this crap out. None of the scratches are deep. I've watched the Junkman videos on technique.
My question is this - are the yellow cutting pads far too aggressive for this Paint? I've heard Honda paint is exceptionally thin and I don't want to risk destroying it.
This paint has me baffled. It appears very soft given how quickly it accrues swirls and light scratches. However, I've done a proper 2 step correction with M105/M205 with the appropriate cutting/polishing pads and a Porter Cable and still can't get some of this crap out. None of the scratches are deep. I've watched the Junkman videos on technique.
My question is this - are the yellow cutting pads far too aggressive for this Paint? I've heard Honda paint is exceptionally thin and I don't want to risk destroying it.
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