So hello there, dude was a bit harsh..but i have to agree with him.
I just got my mk6 wagon in white, paint needed some loving and i had the 3-step + 10" crap simoniz polisher.... on my Jap paint (subaru) that 3-step worked WONDERS, paint reached levels of white never achieved before.
(i also worked in much better lighting, outside, during the summer when i did that)
yesterday, i dont know if it me, if its the lighting, or the colder temperatures (a lot slower to haze)... but it didn't impress me one bit.
Some very very light swirls were taken out but its still a mess.
And thats after
washing
drying
claying
3 steps process
don't get me wrong, from a good 10 feet the car looks great and shines beautifully and water slips off of it like a nuru massage therapist (don't look it up at work if you don't know), but in terms of actual correction, it's worthless IMO
Probably with a better polisher id get better results but i'm convinced that it's only very mildy abrasive and won't get the cutting results i'm looking for.
Now i'm wondering whether i should just get it done professionally with some coating (opti coat, clearfx, or the like) and not worry about it for the next year or so or just go ahead and get a polisher with m105 and m205 (since i already have the wax lol)