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September 17th, 2009 12:46 AM #31most probably, you've pushed down to zero your clear coat... meaning inubos mo na...
btw, what scratchx did you buy? there are actually 2 kinds of scratchx... the original "scratchx" and "scratchx 2.0." the difference is this... scratchx is a lot milder than scratchx 2.0 and the orignal one is already phased out. megs don't produce scrathx anymore. all they produce is scratchx 2.0.
just an observation, since you have done up to 3 tries, you should have stopped already. it means that the product is not the right one for your paint. iirc, i suggested earlier to start with swirlx.
in megs consumer line of products, the order from most aggresive to least is ultimate compound, scratchx 2.0, swirlx. always start with the least aggressive. if not done in 1 or 2 tries, go higher. i'll tell you the secret in the megs consumer line... if you cant do it with swirlx, go for uc. why not scratchx 2.0? yes, it can be done with this product, BUT scratchx 2.0 is NOT economically helpful if it would be done on the whole car. just keep scratchx 2.0 in your car for emergency purposes of removing scratches on the fly while you are out of your garage. while in your garage, play between swirlx and uc and leave scratchx 2.0 inside your car. there are times that a follow up of swirlx will be very useful after uc application.
don't forget to top up with wax after paint correction.
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