What product is the best for removing swirl marks?
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Haha...you've got lots of reading to do.
Search on Menzerna, 1Z, Poorboy's, Meguiar's, 3M, Hi-Temp, etc.
This information is talked about daily and very easy to find...sometimes you just have to put some of your own effort into it.
Here's a freebie: http://www.autopia.org/forums/searc...d=483401&sortby=lastpost&sortorder=descending
Haha...you've got lots of reading to do.
Search on Menzerna, 1Z, Poorboy's, Meguiar's, 3M, Hi-Temp, etc.
This information is talked about daily and very easy to find...sometimes you just have to put some of your own effort into it.
Here's a freebie: http://www.autopia.org/forums/searc...d=483401&sortby=lastpost&sortorder=descending
Anthony O.
New member
One of the better SMR's I use is from Hi-Temp called "Light Cut".
Poorboys line also works well, especially their new SSR 2.5
Then we also have a few choices from the 3M line and also Menzerna.
Alot also depends on how you apply these products. Light Cut and 2.5 work best when applied with a rotary. The PC or the Cyclo can also give nice results if the swirls are light, which is an odd statement in itself because swirls are swirls basically.
Many detailers turn to the polishes with fillers when working by hand.
Hope that helps....and as ZaneO said, do a search
Anthony
Poorboys line also works well, especially their new SSR 2.5
Then we also have a few choices from the 3M line and also Menzerna.
Alot also depends on how you apply these products. Light Cut and 2.5 work best when applied with a rotary. The PC or the Cyclo can also give nice results if the swirls are light, which is an odd statement in itself because swirls are swirls basically.
Many detailers turn to the polishes with fillers when working by hand.
Hope that helps....and as ZaneO said, do a search
Anthony
Demon Detailer
New member
If you are in Southern California, there is a company called Mark V that has their IP 200 swirl remover. They also have a product that is a little more agressive for deeper scratches and swirls named Mystique. They both work great. Several dealerships in the area use those products for removing swirl marks and restoring the paint to like new condition
imported_memnuts
New member
The "most" important products are patience and experience. Neither can be brought but can be developed.
As others have stated there are many fine products that will accomplish your goal but the end-user is the most important.
You might start by reading DavidB's e-book for techniques and do some searchs (don't forget Product Review section) for products.
Welcome to Autopia. :wavey
As others have stated there are many fine products that will accomplish your goal but the end-user is the most important.
You might start by reading DavidB's e-book for techniques and do some searchs (don't forget Product Review section) for products.
Welcome to Autopia. :wavey