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Munchie

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16th Apr 07 at 22:21

what is the best way to remove swirl marks from a black car?
What product should i use and how do i apply. Machine buffer or by hand. also what type of cloth.

thanks

Scotty C

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16th Apr 07 at 22:22

Have you used a clay bar?

CorsAsh

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16th Apr 07 at 22:22

Use a brillo pad all over, will make swirl marks disappear in no time

Munchie

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16th Apr 07 at 22:25

£13 a good price for clay bar?

Scotty C

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16th Apr 07 at 22:28

Seems fair, I payed £200

Mike GSi

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16th Apr 07 at 22:32

machine buffer.....just use a good polish should do the trick

dannymccann

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17th Apr 07 at 07:42

£200

Munchie

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17th Apr 07 at 08:42

id rather use a good polish and not a buffer machine

any1 recommend me anything?swirls on black cars are a bitch

Kellye

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17th Apr 07 at 08:54

I know what u mean munchie, black cars shows everything you have to clean them more than other cars to haha. A good wax and polish should do the trick and good arm movement also

abdus

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17th Apr 07 at 09:10

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/SONUS-SFX-1-RESTORE-POLISH-8oz-250ml-FREE-APPLICATOR_W0QQitemZ120105685755QQihZ002QQcategoryZ72201QQrdZ1QQssPageNameZWD1VQQcmdZViewItem

then use collinite 476 wax

Munchie

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17th Apr 07 at 11:18

u2u sent!

abdus

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17th Apr 07 at 11:20

the collinite 476s is amazing stuff....

check the blue audi on the first page:

http://www.vagweb.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1473

[Edited on 17-04-2007 by abdus]

Scotty C

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17th Apr 07 at 11:43

quote:
Originally posted by dannymccann
£200

I meant £20!

dan_almond

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17th Apr 07 at 11:53

Wash and dry it mate. Clay bar all over the car. Apply autoglyms super resin polish by hand as it contains fillers and will fill the swirls in, rather than deswirl the car.

The only way to fully remove them is to use a machine polisher on them mate

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