What to use on light "hazing?"

[2upFZ1]

On our 2006 Lexus there are these little scratches, not even close to being as bad as swirls, and I can only see them in direct sunlight. Not even my 2mil candlepower spotlight can get them to show up in the garage. But in direct sunlight I can see these little things circling the sun. Kind of look like a spiders web arounf the sun. But when I move my head they move also, so they aren`t even scratches/swirls.


Help!!!!

Should I use a something that cuts very light (ala Meguiars Show Car Glaze #7? (1 on their scale of 1-12 for cut)

Or go as far as their Swirl Free Polish Light Cut #82? (3 on their scale of 1-12 for cut)

Or Poorboys SSR1? (equals Meguires 3 on their scale)

[G.T.Subie]

Do you have a polisher or trying to do this by hand ?

[bigron62]

yea we need more info

[2upFZ1]

I have a DA polisher. I don`t know if it`s what people mean by "holograms"?

[Beemerboy]

If you have a DA I would use a polishing pad and something like PB P-w-S or P-w-C its a milder polish that SSR1 and will leave the finish in good condition

[2upFZ1]

I`ve got the PWC and used it, albeit lightly. The PWC is a chem cleaner whereas PWS looks slightly more aggresive and might do the trick.

If not, at least I`ll have another product in my arsenal right?

[Beemerboy]

I`ve got the PWC and used it, albeit lightly. The PWC is a chem cleaner whereas PWS looks slightly more aggresive and might do the trick.

If not, at least I`ll have another product in my arsenal right?

The P-w-C and P-w-S are the same polish and they are not a chemical base...the Pro-polish is a chemical polish and another one that would work just fine with your DA

[2upFZ1]

I assumed that the PWS wasn`t chemical because it is the only one of the three that say removes swirl marks. They all say they remove light scratches, I guess that would tell me that if they can remove a scratch, then they would work on swirl marks. Or the hazing/holograms that I have. Duh on me.

I should probably use the PWS because I am putting EX-P over it. Then a layer of Natty`s. If at all with the heat here in Vegas. Supposed to be 109 degrees today!

[Beemerboy]

Do you have any of Steve`s glaze?

After the polishing, before you seal...use your DA with a finishing pad and med speed and glaze the car slowly...that will fill in any swirls that are left and leave the car with a mnuch better finish

[2upFZ1]

DO you have a link to Steve`s site?

[Beemerboy]

http://www.poorboysworlds.com

He is one of the site sponsors

[2upFZ1]

Stupid me didn`t put 2 & 2 together. I don`t have any of his glazes, do you mean the SSR`s? I think I`ll order the PWS, White Diamond, and just to be sure I`ll get the SSR1. One of those will get rid of these halo`s around the sun`s reflection.

[Beemerboy]

Stupid me didn`t put 2 & 2 together. I don`t have any of his glazes, do you mean the SSR`s? I think I`ll order the PWS, White Diamond, and just to be sure I`ll get the SSR1. One of those will get rid of these halo`s around the sun`s reflection.

The WD is his glaze for lighter colors...good stuff

If I where you start with claying the car, then polish using the P-w-C or S and see how that looks...if you need something stronger head for the SSR1...the glaze, seal and wax

[2upFZ1]

Sorry, I have clayed it, then used PB`s PWC, then put on EX-P. But I am seeing these little expanding circles when looking at the sun`s reflection. I guess I should have put that in my original post.

The paint is smooth as a baby`s butt (love the PWC & EX-P), but I want to get rid of these hazing/holograms/whatever they are. Maybe I should use the PWC again and take a little longer polishing when applying it.

[holland_patrick]

the little expanding circles are swirls...

this is really bad but is this like what your seeing?


http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y136/holland_patrick/IMG_5305Medium.jpg


this is what it was when it was finished

http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y136/holland_patrick/IMG_5312Large.jpg

some still there just smaller