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    Im in search for a nice wax that hides very fine swirls. What is the best swirl hider in there?

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    a cleaner polish that leaves behind oils like VM/RMG/#7 followed by a heavy carnauba like collinite would hide a good amount of swirling. Though I haven`t used it, it`s been said a number of times on here that GEPC has a good amount of fillers in it.
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    NXT hands down.

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    Yeah, a "heavy" carnauba. I never find them to work all *that* well at this, but having a glaze under the wax will help a lot. In fact, that`s what I use on cars that can`t stand any more polishing- glaze + heavy carnauba.



    The "heavy" waxes include Meg`s #16 (and to a lesser extent their #26), Collinite (especially IMO their pastes), and One Grand`s Blitz (don`t get this on black trim). I hear Meguiar`s NXT does some hiding too but I`ve never gotten around to trying mine.

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    NXT does hide to some degree, just not as well as a glaze/carnauba combo. And with the less than adequate durability, I never really used it much.
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    GEPC topped with NXT...will leave your paint with a nice shiny finish n hide tons of swirls!

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    don`t count out Turtle Wax Platinum (mix of synthetic/poly and nube)

    This product will hide tons of swirls and is relatively cheap, easy to use and avail everywhere....

    did I mention it`ll hide tons of swirls.



    dont laugh guys, TW Platinum (albeit a swear word around here!) is a nice product,, BUT it gets "shunned" on these forums where fancy botique products are the faves.

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    Yeah, both NXT and TWPUG have very good hiding ability.



    TWPUG looks premium as Steck suggested. The only negative is that it has poor durability - you`ll need to wax atleast every month...which isn`t an issue for most wax obsessed Autopians.

    To sum up: Super looks, good hiding ability, great price, layerable, poor durability.



    BTW, TWPUG Detail Spray also hides swirls - multiple applications improve swirl hiding ability! Looks good too.

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    1z waxpolish soft is a great swirl/hologram hider
    "I would rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it" :2thumbs:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Brazo
    1z waxpolish soft is a great swirl/hologram hider


    As is 1Z Metallic PolishWax (though durability is fair).

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    I never got much hiding from the 1Z stuff :nixweiss I still use WPS as a penultimate product on my wife`s A8 but I always have to get rid of the marring first. I know it`s supposed to work well at hiding holograms though, I just never tried it on that.

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    I must admit I`m a bit of a WPS fan and managed to hide a lot of the swirls on this Audi A8 by using the WPS, I used it with a lake country polishing pad via PC.







    "I would rather have it and not need it, than need it and not have it" :2thumbs:

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    Maybe it`s because I was using it on silver....the concealing ability might work a lot better on darker colors :nixweiss

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    I have



    AIO

    NXT x2

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    on my 03 silver Explorer. it hides the scratches I put in my hood with a beach towel before I became an Autopian.

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    I`ve had good luck with NXT and Liquid Souveran for hiding swirls.

 

 

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