Ricky352
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Have heard a few answers to this, anyone know?
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Daniel_Corsa
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dirt when washing your car
April '06' Corsasport Feature Car | Aug '08' Total Vauxhall Feature Car | Spring '09' Fast Car Feature Car
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Dirty sponges.
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Superlite Ltd.
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tescos
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ed
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Car washes.
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£3 hand car wash in Birmingham.
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Baskey
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French paint
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Jules
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Immigrants
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Jez_B
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All of the above are correct in some ways, immigrants because they tend to not give a shit and use tho plastic blades to dry the car which leave lots of swirl marks.
Also as Dan said its dirt/grit when washing your car, the best way to remove it is to hose the car beforehand to remove the dirt/grit, and to ensure your sponge has not dirt or grit on it.
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av it
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retards
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_Allan_
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quote: Originally posted by Superlite Ltd.
tescos
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Superlite Ltd.
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quote: Originally posted by av it
retards
well if your washing your car with one of these you will get swirl marks tbh
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notts.pirate
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natural gas from pluto
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Tommy L
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Best way to get rid of swirl marks?
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Rich H
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quote: Originally posted by corsa_tomtom
Best way to get rid of swirl marks?
Machine polisher and polishing compounds.
Swirl marks are caused by (explanation on my site):
http://www.refineddetail.co.uk/jargon.html
[Edited on 20-05-2008 by Rich H]
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_Allan_
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quote: Originally posted by corsa_tomtom
Best way to get rid of swirl marks?
60 grit sandpaper
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pow
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quote: Originally posted by Jules
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Errrmmm.. yess... he speaks the truth!
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chr15barn3s
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Sponges, grit, dust, chamios, cheap nast polishing cloths, plenty of other things.
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Skylined
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don't wash your car
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DannyB
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Don't have a car, sell it and buy a push bike.
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av it
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quote: Originally posted by Superlite Ltd.
quote: Originally posted by av it
retards
well if your washing your car with one of these you will get swirl marks tbh
lol am bad
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