3M hand glaze takes out swirl marks a treat. Not the easiest to get your hands on tho. click on the prestige polish link on the ads they should have something that works
Technically it doesn't take out swirls, it's a product that is heavy in fillers so it's just filling in the swirls and not removing them (same thing that Autoglym Super Resin Polish).
To remove swirls you'll need a machine polisher with a mild to medium cutting compound and if you have never used one you need to get a good detailer to do it for you. It's the only way to do it correctly but as mentioned above a poor wash technique causes swirls. I would love to offer my services but I am from N. Ireland, get yourself onto detailingworld and check your local region for anyone that could help you out if you do want rid of the swirls.
Thanks
Clarke
Interested whats the good washing technique to limit the swirls...
Interested whats the good washing technique to limit the swirls...
Surely it would come down to how hard/light you 'press' your applicator / sponge / mit against the body of the car while washing (sandpaper effect)?
I used Scratch-X to remove light key marks from the door of a previous car.
Looked great afterwards................. until dusk, when the swirl marks seemed to appear!
Yes to a certain extent but you need to be using the correct gear to begin with, 2 buckets, grit guards in both, 2 lambswood mitts (1 for wheels and one for body) pre foam if possible, it can all get quite obsessive and all comes down to how far you want to go to have perfect finish paint.
Clarke