Easiest product to use for swirls?

rkf76 · 07-10-05, 06:40

What is the easiest product to use when trying to remove swirls? I like the agressiveness of Meg's #2, but it's a pain in the glutious to remove. What other swirl removers are out there that are much easier to remove, yet as effective, if not more, at removing moderate to heavy swirls?

joeyb7 · 07-10-05, 06:49

SSR line of products from poorboys & 3M swirl removers

a.k.a. Patrick · 07-10-05, 06:59

SSR's and Optimum come to my mind.......

White95Max · 07-10-05, 07:29

Poorboy's SSRs are easy to work with.

rkf76 · 07-11-05, 04:42

for moderate swirls, would Poorboys SSR2.5, a rotary and a Meguiars burgundy cutting pad be a good combination?

buellwinkle · 07-11-05, 05:17

#2 is fairly mild. I use Meg's #80 or #83 with a PC, works well, easy off. For more serious swirls, rotary buffer or I'm in a rush, Malco Rejuvenator will out polish all those and leave a wax finish. I know the wax is not great but how many times do you spend hours polishing your car just right and run out of steam to finish the next step. With Rejuvenator I'm done after polishing, the paints protected and then rewax a week or two later with a better wax. Malco is mainly sold to pro's through distributors so it's a little harder to find than consumer oriented products like Poorboys or Meguiars but their stuff works.

Lowejackson · 07-12-05, 02:24

Sonus SFX-2 is very good and easy to use