Purpose: To eliminate deeper scratches, swirl marks, water spots, and oxidation by removing a very thin layer of the clear coat to level the surface.
Process: It typically involves using a machine polisher with a more abrasive compound and pad (like wool or microfiber) to “cut” away the damaged surface layer.
Outcome: A smooth, but potentially slightly hazy, surface that is free of visible defects and ready for refinement.
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