black or white rouge with aluminum? or both and in which order? need help asap please

[soccergk]

which do i use first the black or the white? do i use both with different buffing wheels?
working on this, up to 3k grit

[soccergk]

ok just did some searching im going to go with the white because there arent really any scratches left

[alabama_lowlife]

use black first then white. always use a different wheel for each compound. and if you've got those sanded to 3000 grit, you'll only be stepping backwards with black, just use white and see how it turns out. if it's not good enough, then back up to black.

[soccergk]

it kind of looks like the white is putting scratches in it, but the cloudyness is less, is there a fine rouge i should be using?

[alabama_lowlife]

well, blue is finer than white. you could try it

[polierator]

Yes. Blue is the finest rouge so far as i know. I use it as the last rouge.
My steps are brown, green, white and at last blue.

[soccergk]

so should i be using the cutting then the polishing motion? or just the polishing motion?