
Originally Posted by
jhnkvn
1. Compounding is just too abrasive just to remove those "impurities" and too much abrasive friction is damaging to the paint.
2. If that's simply "libag" or dust accumulation (I drive a white car), your best bet is to get a dedicated cleaner like KAIO which would brighten the paint considerably. There's already a pretty visible difference on using a cleaner on a 4-month old white car pano na kung years yun difference!
3. You don't really make "kuskos" there because in most cases you're merely inducing hairline scatches - this is also the reason why we recommend people not to put pressure while shampooing the car.
4. Nanoglos has super light cleaners. You aren't supposed to go "whitening" the car using it. It's primary function is to act as a synthetic wax to protect the car rather than to clean it.
5. If you're serious in restoring the exterior, kindly do an entire detailing regimen depending on the car's paint condition. Wash -> Clay -> Compound/Polish -> Cleaner -> Wax/Sealant.