Best polish for swirl marks
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Best polish for swirl marks
I am looking for opinions on products that do well removing swirl marks..I want a polish not a wax..Zaino is out of the question BTW..I have used meguires before and didn't even notice a difference..Any tips would be appriciated..
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I'm using Klasse all-in-one with a layer of pinnacle souveran over it (I know you said no wax, but I'm impressed with the pinnacle.) Although it's hard to pick up swirl marks on a silver car, I'm quite enamored with the combo. The Klasse seems to do well for what you're asking, at least in my limited experience.
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swirl removal
first, use a clay bar, mothers makes the best one i've used...and actually what you are looking for for swirls isn't a wax at all...to blend swirl marks use a product called sealer glaze...mothers makes a decent one, but the best i've found is manufactured at a local pittsburgh shop (what you are looking for is for a glaze that does not dry quickly as to keep working it into the clear coat)...next comes the polish...this is what shines the car and gives it the "wet look"...finally wax will protect the car from weather and contaminants (i prefer zymol)...and as always make sure all of the products you buy are clear coat safe...good luck
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uhhhh zaino isnt a wax..its a polish and if you use it right it works great. my evo is red and i only see minor swirls in flourcent light. During the day you have to look really hard if that to see any
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uhhhh zaino isnt a wax..its a polish and if you use it right it works great. my evo is red and i only see minor swirls in flourcent light. During the day you have to look really hard if that to see any
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Originally Posted by SilverCOEvo
I'm using Klasse all-in-one with a layer of pinnacle souveran over it (I know you said no wax, but I'm impressed with the pinnacle.) Although it's hard to pick up swirl marks on a silver car, I'm quite enamored with the combo. The Klasse seems to do well for what you're asking, at least in my limited experience.
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no problem, let Klasse and Pinnacle handle the job!
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i use to own a black acura and the swirls got to me bad. IMO the only way to totally reduce them and i say reduce because swirls are almost 100% possible to get rid of....Is to strip your car down with dawn soap a couple times and start over...clay bar ...I love zaino and i hate to say it again...id use the zaino process from there....dont put it on circular because that makes the swirls bad....vertical and horizontal straight lines on the car not over laping....i also uses the gloss spray in between because zaino bonds with that better...**** worked like a charm....I had to totally focus in the sunlight and catch it at a wrong angle to even see a very small swirl..