Buff and Shine Dark Blue Heavy Polishing Pad (for 1 step)

I've tried these dark blue pads from Buff and Shine recently with an all-in-one polish and loved the results. So when I got to this F550 I was excited to try and get a little more cut out of the Heavy Polishing pads with a compound and see if it still finished out well. Long story short I was amazed at the amount of paint correction I was able to achieve as well as how refined of a finish it left behind. Enjoy!
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[@AmirAbdullah]

Nice , I use the Maroon pad as well. Good video.

[@luxurycardetailingthehamptons]

I haven't tried their maroon pad yet. I generally use Rupes yellow pads for straight polishing. Nice finish and I really like the feel of them.

[@joeblanco6188]

When you do a 1 step and finish removing the majority of swirls. What can I use to remove the deeper scratches that look deeper than light swirls. I use the medium cut maroon pad with 3D compound n polish.

[@luxurycardetailingthehamptons]

If I'm going after deeper scratches I always do that before the polishing step. But what I'm using changes from car to car. My go to is a Griot's microfiber cutting pads and Griot's Fast Correcting Cream. But I generally don't go after RIDS unless the client really wants it and also understands the consequences of removing paint from the car.