"If defects are not thoroughly removed, fillers will temporarily mask them, creating a 'false gloss' rather than a genuine finish. A wax remover (IPA/Degreaser) should be used post-polishing to inspect the surface, ensuring the results are authentic and preventing 'false cutting.'"

"During the process, excessive machine speed or slow arm movement can cause heat build-up, softening the clear coat and leading to over-cutting. To maintain stable cutting, it is recommended to work in sections and use water-based compounds to minimize frictional heat."

"Furthermore, pad material and pressure control are crucial. Wool pads offer high aggression for heavy cutting, while foam pads are ideal for finishing. Excessive pressure can crush the abrasives, resulting in uneven light reflection and diminished gloss uniformity."

"To achieve a true finish, always use a wax remover to eliminate filler-induced false cutting. Precision in speed, movement, and pressure—combined with water-based products and the right pad—is essential to prevent heat-related clear coat softening and over-cutting."

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