oops...spider webs

gots the spider webs, yes I was a retard (no offense to those mentally challenged) I used a foaming brush (yes I rinsed it first, but none-the-less). Any suggestions on how to remove the micro scratches? That doesn't involve color sanding.

 

Meg's Ultimate Compound/Polish?

 

Use a dual action polisher like a Porter Cable with a good polish, followed by a glaze, then use your choice of wax.

 

And this is why I say never use a brush on paint.

 

well live and learn...the damage is super minimal...so no more dollar wash's

 

Just avoid the brush on paint.

 

Any paste polish will do, along with some elbow grease. I use it to eliminate 'sierra pin-stripping' after some densely forested offroad trips.

 

Any polish that will work by hand is going to have strong abrasives in it. I would not recommend using any hand polishes strong enough to remove scratches, spider webbing, orange peeling, or any other paint issue other than a small, superficial scratch... over a large area of your vehicle. For those kinds of problems, a r/o buffer and the mildest polish that will repair the paint is the way to go. I normally do two passes, one with the mildest polish that works on it, second with a VERY mild polish to finish it off. Then cover with a wax or glaze.

 

You guys should dry Duragloss 105 Total Performance Polish. Crazy shine. And the most durable product I've ever used. Almost feels like a coating when used with 601 bonding agent.