Swirl Marks
Go to carcareonline.com where u will
find every answer known to man on car finish maintenancee. I've been using their recommendations for two years, first on prior car and also on new Max...the 3M hand glaze followed by a coat of Blitz One Grand will make u a believer. And mine is black...where swirl marks are really obvious.
www.pinnaclewax.com or www.zainobros.com. One is natural and adds depth, the other is synthetic and adds optical enhancers.
Originally posted by killrwheels
www.pinnaclewax.com or www.zainobros.com. One is natural and adds depth, the other is synthetic and adds optical enhancers.
www.pinnaclewax.com or www.zainobros.com. One is natural and adds depth, the other is synthetic and adds optical enhancers.
Re: Swirl Marks
Originally posted by javamax
Use 3M's Swirl and Scratch Remover for Light Cars to remove the worst and then apply several coats of Zaino Z5, per their instructions.
Use 3M's Swirl and Scratch Remover for Light Cars to remove the worst and then apply several coats of Zaino Z5, per their instructions.
Re: Re: Swirl Marks
Originally posted by titot4u
I looked for that light colored car swirl remover made by 3M and couldn't find it. Can you tell me what the product number is?
I looked for that light colored car swirl remover made by 3M and couldn't find it. Can you tell me what the product number is?
Re: Re: Swirl Marks
Originally posted by titot4u
I looked for that light colored car swirl remover made by 3M and couldn't find it. Can you tell me what the product number is?
I looked for that light colored car swirl remover made by 3M and couldn't find it. Can you tell me what the product number is?
Re: Re: Swirl Marks
Originally posted by titot4u
I looked for that light colored car swirl remover made by 3M and couldn't find it. Can you tell me what the product number is?
I looked for that light colored car swirl remover made by 3M and couldn't find it. Can you tell me what the product number is?
I apply and remove by hand - I haven't tried an orbital buffer. It will remove a lot of swirls, scratchs and stains. Following up with a couple of coats of Zaino will do the rest. Anything that won't come out probably needs to be fixed by a pro.
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