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Less · 11-21-08, 05:41

Bad news: You have to learn this lesson the hard way. I doubt the dealership or SOA will be overly-helpful. And never, ever, ever buy a car at night.

Good news: Swirl marks are easy to fix. It takes some practice and experimentation to find the right product and approach, but this whole forum is behind you and here to help.

KAIO is not something I would expect to be very effective at fixing this problem. It's more of a cleaner than anything else. It also serves as a base for various LSP's. When it comes to defect correction, especially by hand, it's just not going to do the job for you.

I would just live with the problem until spring, then go at it.

11-21-08, 05:41	#6 (permalink)
Less Registered User Less is offline Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 470	Re: Brand_new_car_bought_with_swirls Bad news: You have to learn this lesson the hard way. I doubt the dealership or SOA will be overly-helpful. And never, ever, ever buy a car at night. Good news: Swirl marks are easy to fix. It takes some practice and experimentation to find the right product and approach, but this whole forum is behind you and here to help. KAIO is not something I would expect to be very effective at fixing this problem. It's more of a cleaner than anything else. It also serves as a base for various LSP's. When it comes to defect correction, especially by hand, it's just not going to do the job for you. I would just live with the problem until spring, then go at it.