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    hey everyone, I buffed my car spoiler and bumper with my menzerna kit, I waxed it when I was done..LOOK.. My micro-fiber clothes caused all of this !! whats wrong..Is it time for new good micro-fiber? Im so pissed! Wanted to vent and wanted some advice!







    2007 Acura TL TYPE S :buffing:

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    I had the same thing happen. What kind of MF did you use? I used the costco ones with quick detailer.

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    Even my old MF`s that have been used and abused have never done anything like that.

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    It could be a combination of things....... cheap/bad MF`s, MF`s not clean, rubbing too hard, etc.



    I would always try the CD test before using a MF on my paint, or at least just do a very small spot and make sure you aren`t causing marring. It would also help if we knew the brand and history (how they were washed, etc) of your MF`s.
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    Are you sure the marring was all gone to begin with?

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    Could be just swirls in the wax also.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bigpoppa3346
    Are you sure the marring was all gone to begin with?


    FWIW, I second this opinion. Are you sure the finish was corrected and than re-damaged by the MF? My guess is this was pre-existing and maybe was made more noticable by the clean-up.

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    That seems like a lot of swirling just from a MF towel. I use the Costco towels and have no problems. Clean up a small area and use the MF towel in question in a straight back and forth motion and see if you get straight marring lines.

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    Yakky, do you have a black car? In my case the marring is to slight that it wouldn`t so up on another color, but I have sworn off anything but wet cleaning- that includes QD. ONR is my new friend and wax as I dry.

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    I`ve had cotton applicators leave a swirled finish from uneven sealant application. It looked like micromarring but it wasn`t.

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    wannafbody, how did you fix that? How did you know it wasn`t really marring? When I QD it, it does go away, but seem to introduce more maring.

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    the marring wasnt there..It looked perfect after polishing!! it has to be my micro-fiber i bought at walmart..But they are getting old..I need new ones. can anyone recommend a good micro-fiber?
    2007 Acura TL TYPE S :buffing:

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    Pakshak mf`s are well known to be some of the best.

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    i bought mine on ebay they seem to be nice

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    I see slight trails and the swirls too closely set to eachother. If you look closely it looks like marks from a rotory. What did u polish it with?

 

 
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