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Your opintion on Swirl Removers
- Thread starter Joey1558
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imported_shine
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It depends on the type of paint and its condition.
steelwind101
New member
I use 4*SMR on all my cars as maintence. It removes minor marks that have been induced over the months, tidies up that little hazing you get from washing over the months.
Good stuff and leaves a great finish, i do have mainly soft Jap paintworkt though.
I have Prima swirl, its a versatile product but it seemed to only work effectivly with the flat pads that are firm. Soft buff from Meguiars and you will get hardly any action compared to the firmer LC pads.
Geoff
Good stuff and leaves a great finish, i do have mainly soft Jap paintworkt though.
I have Prima swirl, its a versatile product but it seemed to only work effectivly with the flat pads that are firm. Soft buff from Meguiars and you will get hardly any action compared to the firmer LC pads.
Geoff
steelwind101 said:I use 4*SMR on all my cars as maintence. It removes minor marks that have been induced over the months, tidies up that little hazing you get from washing over the months.
Good stuff and leaves a great finish, i do have mainly soft Jap paintworkt though.
I have Prima swirl, its a versatile product but it seemed to only work effectivly with the flat pads that are firm. Soft buff from Meguiars and you will get hardly any action compared to the firmer LC pads.
Geoff
Good point, Geoff. I've used it primarily with LC orange flat pads myself.
wannafbody
wannafbody
Megs #9 could fill the Grand Canyon:rofl
Menzerna IP, SIP or ZPC work well on light to moderate marring.
Menzerna IP, SIP or ZPC work well on light to moderate marring.
imported_shine
New member
Joey1558 said:well my car is white....and how do i tell if my paint is soft or not?
Certain vehicle manufactures are known to have softer clears than others, but it can also vary from model to model.
Joey1558 said:well my car is white....and how do i tell if my paint is soft or not?
Color will not tell you if your cc is soft or hard. What make, model and yr?
Accumulator
Well-known member
Joey1558 said:sorry forgot to say...its a VW Jetta 2001
Welcome to Autopia!
Paint on a '01 VW is probably a bit on the hard side.
I'm a fan of 1Z brand polishes myself.