Been trying to get the swirls out of my black G35. Tried Menzerna FP, 3M SMR and Megs #9. The swirls are still quite noticeable in directly sunlight. Any advice? Hopefully the pic will attach to this post, but if not, please bear with me.
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Been trying to get the swirls out of my black G35. Tried Menzerna FP, 3M SMR and Megs #9. The swirls are still quite noticeable in directly sunlight. Any advice? Hopefully the pic will attach to this post, but if not, please bear with me.
Here`s another pic of the same section.
Where they an added option? How much did they cost you? :lmfao
Just kidding, anyways, welcome to super-anal OCD world of detailing!
BTW- Did you do this by hand or with a machine?
Rule #1: Never let a dealership touch your car... EVER! This is the result everytime. Now wait all, I know some of you are dealership detailers, but you are the minority in this case. Just let me or anyone else refusing a rag sanding of our clearcoats that you actually know what you`re doing.
Anyways, that 3M product and the Meg`s product are both swirl fillers which attempt to fill and cover up swirls. They help but like us, you probably want them gone. I would recommend Meg`s Dual Action Cleaner Polish (works well with orbital buffer or rotary) or if you want to use 3M`s stuff Perfect It II or Finesse It II (I`d try Finesse It first).
However- I think you would be VERY happy with your results if you tried Poorboy`s SSR2 followed by his Pro Polish. Post a follow up letting us know what you did and how it turned out. Also, great pics you really demonstrated the swirls!
I spoke too soon! Here is a sample of what you have exactly and the pics of the results achieved with Poorboy`s SSR2.
http://www.detailcity.com/forums/sho...3898#post33898
Thanks for the advice and the link. Too bad I didn`t see this forum before I got the car, but I saw it early enough to not take it back for more.
I do have a PC and have used it on the car. May have had it too low, or didn`t work the product enough.
Certainly impressive what SSR2 can do. It may take me a while to get SSR2, but once I get it and try it, I`ll post pics. I do have DACP so I may try that first. I was a little afraid to use DACP on my new car, but if DACP is similar to SSR2, looks like it won`t be a problem.
SSR2 is a step lower than DACP, while the new developing SSR2.5 is almost, if not same, as DACP in terms of abrasiveness. I here the 2.5 gives a nice gloss and easy to work with. Another product! :-p