you recommend any particular pads? which ones will just get the job done for the scratch and spider webs period... and how many should i buy to do the whole car?

 

naw man... i wish i did though... i actually did it, unfortunately... long story short crazy girlfriend... dropd my sidekick3... i saw a tree in a pot in da garage... went to throw it... it de-potted... the pot and the other half of the tree landed on the hood.... worst day of my life... conclude...

 

Both those stores are on the internet, but Superior Car Care has actual stores you can go to as well. I'm not sure, but believe Autogeek does not have an official store. However, I've heard of many people picking up their orders at the Autogeek offices. I'm sure if you call them they will accomodate you.

 

"Remember to always stay calm. Don't get mad - get even".

 

That will most likely require sanding to properly remove them. If your not sure what your doing when it comes to wet sanding, you might want to take it to a detail shop to have them fix it up for you.
You may be able to get it off with a 5 step process (wool pad, yellow foam pad(heavy duty), green foam pad(medium pad), Blue foam pad(light duty) and then a White finishing pad.

But it will require some work however.