Originally Posted By: davison0976
OP, it's clear that you want the best for your vehicle and I salute you on that, but it doesn't seem like you know what polish is actually for. A polish is designed to remove micro scratches and is working by removing a little of the clear coat. On a white vehicle those micro scratches are not visible in the first place. Why would you want your clear coat to be thiner?
Scratches are definitely visible on white cars. They aren't as noticeable as a dark car but in the sun you can see them. And I would know as I also have a taffeta white honda.
OP, it's clear that you want the best for your vehicle and I salute you on that, but it doesn't seem like you know what polish is actually for. A polish is designed to remove micro scratches and is working by removing a little of the clear coat. On a white vehicle those micro scratches are not visible in the first place. Why would you want your clear coat to be thiner?
Scratches are definitely visible on white cars. They aren't as noticeable as a dark car but in the sun you can see them. And I would know as I also have a taffeta white honda.