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Check out www.zainobros.com and check out their Z-5 product for swirl marks............none better!
I use it on my daily and show cars!
I use it on my daily and show cars!
Originally posted by 69CHARGER_RT
Check out www.zainobros.com and check out their Z-5 product for swirl marks............none better!
I use it on my daily and show cars!
Check out www.zainobros.com and check out their Z-5 product for swirl marks............none better!
I use it on my daily and show cars!
Products for Swirl Removal:
a) Meguiar's Dual Action Cleaner Polish
b) 3M Swirl Remover for Dark Colored Cars
c) Meguiar's #9 Swirl Mark Remover 2.0
d) 3M Perfect-It III
After that, you would definitely want to follow that up with a polish such as:
P21S Gloss Enhancing Paint Cleanser
Klasse All In One
Using a random orbital buffer in this instance would be a wise thing to do. Some of the swirl removal products are not designed to work well by hand.
a) Meguiar's Dual Action Cleaner Polish
b) 3M Swirl Remover for Dark Colored Cars
c) Meguiar's #9 Swirl Mark Remover 2.0
d) 3M Perfect-It III
After that, you would definitely want to follow that up with a polish such as:
P21S Gloss Enhancing Paint Cleanser
Klasse All In One
Using a random orbital buffer in this instance would be a wise thing to do. Some of the swirl removal products are not designed to work well by hand.
Just to clarify what Prinz suggested, you don't have to use all the products A to D, only what's needed. If the things you see are actually "scratches" and not something light that you'd call a swirl, you may want to lean towards Meguiar's Dual Action or 3M Perfect-It II Fine Cut rubbing compound. Both swirl remover products IMO are too gentle by hand to do a whole lot. Sorry I can't comment much on the PI-III product...
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