How do you guys get rid of them?
Right now i use Gold class it really brigs the shine up but once my car in direct sunlight....ugh lets just say i don't wanna drive it.(prev. owner scratched-swirled-chiped the hell out of the paint and i think it's never been waxed before )
Right now i have
1. Mc'Gs fine cut (doesn't work without buffer)
2. Mc'Gs car show polish
3. Mc'Gs yellow wax
4. Mc'Gs Gold class

Today i put one layer of Gold Class and then on top of it some yellow wax shines really but sunlight=

 

They make a product called "Swirl Remover". All kinds of different brands have their own version, I really don't know which one is the best, but they will all work. We use the stuff at the detail shop I work at and it works wonders on black cars.

 

It's really hard to keep a black car 100% swirl free. I'd recommend investing in a random orbital polisher (Porter Cable 7424 or similar) With the proper polish and pads you'll be able to get rid of most of the swirls, but be forewarned - they will return. No matter how carefully you wash/dry it's almost impossible not to cause some swirls.

 

I forgot to mention that i have ScratchX the reason i bought it becuse it breaks down very easy and that stuff worked quite well but you need to apply a lot of elbow grease i spent almost two hours polishing just one rear quarter panel

 

I've used the scratch-x and didn't find that it was any more difficult than than the gold class. I would just continue to use the scratch-x or the swirl remover followed by the gold class or yellow each time you wax and eventually it will get better. I would also use the clay to get rid of contaminates and make a smoother surface for the polish/wax. Just my .02.

 

+1 for claying the vehicle.

I'd use a cutting creme to get a little more aggressive with the swirl marks, then follow that with swirl remover just in case. Finish it up with a good paint sealer and I think you'll see a big difference.

/hope that helps

 

Go to www.prowax.com .. they have this thing called "Swirl Remover and Polish".. worked on my car and my friends brand new 350z that had factory swirl marks.