UNO with black CCS pad..

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08Sunburst

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Quick question..



I detailed my FIAT 500 after taking delivery 3-4 months ago. Corrected some light scratches and swirls.



Took my car to the dealer for its first oil change, and despite me telling them to NOT wash the car, they did it any way.



Now my car has some major water spotting on the roof and hood from them washing it, not drying it, and leaving it in 85 degree sunny weather. I also noticed some very minor swirling as well.



Being that I just corrected the pain a few months ago, and wanting to not diminish clearcoat as much as possible, would UNO on a black ccs pad remove the water spotting and minor swirls, or should I go with a white ccs and finish with a black pad?



Any advice is greatly appreciated...



-matt
 
Oh I'll definitely try it lol, on my day off(tomorrow)



I'm just wondering if it's even worth trying the black first or if I should go straight to white.
 
Black pad on a flex 3401 will do a lot of correction but with the PC (which one) you may need to use a white pad. As always, use the least aggressive method first.
 
Thomas Dekany said:
That sounds good. Do you have MF pads?
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Nope, just an assortment of LC pads. Thought about going to the mf pads, but as I only detail my own personal car, I can't see spending the money to get them

Just yet
 
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