Quote Originally Posted by loudsubz View Post
No combo just all black hull.

I do have some deep scratches as well that I can see the white so I know I won't be able todo much to those with compound, but the ones I wanted to work on are only visible close up and on an angle. I think they were caused by dirt on the hull still when it was getting cleaned. Will give 1500 grit a try. Any word on the meguiars? Maybe it isn't tough enough for what I want to do. Any other suggestions on compounds?
If you go to an automotive paint supply company they will have all kinds of stuff you can use that will work really good for this. Those places have a number of different grit level compounds you can use. I wouldn't go to a place like autozone, I would look for a place that supplies and mixes paint for body shops and dealers. There should be one close to you, they are all over the place. I have some stuff I have been using for years that I got from one of these places, it doesn't have a name brand on it but it works amazing and smells like bananas. I use it with a wool pad. I would contact one of those places.

You could just look up something like "house of color" online and find a dealer. House of color is a paint that specializes in candy type paint, usually the dealers are very knowledgeable about this type of stuff