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How to remove streaks from rubbing compound?

I'm just gonna guess that the TW has fillers. So what you might be seeing is streaking from the silicone fillers. Try a little car wash soap and see if

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Old 05-01-2012, 08:54 AM   #1 (permalink)
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I'm just gonna guess that the TW has fillers. So what you might be seeing is streaking from the silicone fillers. Try a little car wash soap and see if the streaks go away. Certain QDs might work as well.
After polishing, I usually wash my cars even though the polish I use doens't contain fillers.
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