Polish damaged areas - AR98.00-P-0009SX

MODEL 216, 221 with more scratch-resistant clearcoat system 

1	Wash the vehicle
2	Grind damaged areas using fine- grained abrasive paper	The grain size must be at least P2500. A grain size of between P3000 and P5000 is better.
3	Place polishing sponge exactly in the center on the backup pad	Before commencing the first polishing operation, slightly fog the polishing sponge using deionized (DI) water.
4	Apply a small amount of paintwork polish to the paint or area to be polished and polish the area to be treated at the slowest speed, approximately 800 rpm (1st stage), for 10 s using moderate pressure in cross-coat action.	Move the polishing machine uniformly for all polishing processes, as otherwise irregularities will occur in the paint reflection. Shake paintwork polish well before use. Make sure in all polishing processes that on larger areas you always finish-polish one partial area (approx. 1/4 m2 ) at a time. As the paintwork polish pulverizes during polishing, a more marked abrasive effect is visible initially. The high gloss is only produced at the end. Do not exceed a polishing time of 30 s at any one sanding spot. Polish	*BR00.45-Z-1042-04A
5	Apply a small amount of paintwork polish to the paint or area to be polished and polish the area to be treated at a speed of approximately 1300 rpm (3rd stage) to 1600 rpm (4th stage), using moderate pressure in cross-coat action.	Polish	*BR00.45-Z-1042-04A
6	Remove the rest of the paintwork polish	Wipe paintwork polish with a microfiber cloth dampened with cleaning solution.
7	Clean paint surfaces	Fog with deionized (DI) water using a pump-action sprayer and then wipe with a microfiber cloth.
8	Seal polishing mark	Gloss preserver	*BR00.45-Z-1014-04A