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When you use any polishing machine with compound use plenty of water or you could soon find yourself burning the paint .
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Depends on the compound. Scholl S20 Black is oil based so no water needed and it doesn't dry, it's also a diminishing compound so can be worked for a long period of time without fear of overworking an area. With the DAS 6 pro dual action Random orbital polisher it's also idiot proof because if you press too hard the pad stops spinning due to the indirect drive. There's a video online of someone using Scholl S20 Black in very hot Californian sun with the car body temp at 60 degrees C !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CoVdE-IQuVQ
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Nice job, surely we are looking at the clear coat improvement as the paint is under it unlike the days of cellulose paint.
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Thanks
Yes, it's the clearcoat which has been corrected, there are a few scratches which have penetrated the clearcoat into the paint layer, but considering the age of the car and that it's had two previous owners it's in remarkably good condition. I did fill some scratches and lots of stone chips and door edge rash with a kit from paints4you
https://www.paints4u.com/ProductDetails.aspx?productID=6912 and a magnifying glass.
Ali.