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Use a controlled wipe-off comparison to distinguish polishing defects from marks introduced by towels, residue or the removal process.
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A panel may look clear before wipe-off and then show fine lines. The removal step can create marks, but it can also reveal defects previously hidden by residue. Distinguish those possibilities before repeating the abrasive process.
Choose a representative section and use the prescribed polish-removal method. Inspect a clean appropriate towel for contamination and expose fresh contact faces as needed.
Observe the direction and location of visible marks. Compare them with the wiping path and machine-worked area. Alignment is a clue, not proof by itself.
On an equivalent section, use a fresh suitable towel and the compatible cleaner if the system calls for one. Apply only the pressure needed for the specified method. Avoid repeated dry rubbing of resistant residue.
If removal remains difficult, review product loading, cycle length, pad condition and panel temperature. A residue problem should be corrected at its source rather than overcome with more force.
An inspection cleaner can expose marks that already existed under oils. If a stable pattern returns regardless of wiping direction, the correction process may be incomplete.
If new lines repeatedly track towel contact, investigate contamination and surface sensitivity. Continually machine-polishing while recreating marks at wipe-off produces work without a lasting result.
Record towel type, cleaner and removal approach when a combination preserves the accepted finish. Keep final-inspection towels away from cutting dust, dressing and general cleanup.
Check the towel face after use, not just when it first leaves the clean storage box. Residue picked up from adjacent trim or a dirty seam can change its condition mid-panel.
This diagnostic makes the finishing process more efficient and more honest. A successful polish must survive the preparation needed for protection, rather than appearing acceptable only while lubricating residue remains on the paint.

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