Help with swirl marks
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If you used a scratch remover, usually a little finesse with more scratch remover and microfiber towel will remove any hazing created in the process. Work lightly and in varying directions.
What product and process did you use to remove the scratches?
Got pics?
What product and process did you use to remove the scratches?
Got pics?
There are varying degrees of "removal" and depending on what you're comfortable with theres a massive number of directions you could go.
The one thing to understand is that complete scratch and swirl removal by hand borders on impossible. You can reduce and minimize them working by hand, but FULL ON 100% CORRECTION by hand is a bit of a long shot.
Its a simple numbers game... a DA polisher like the Porter Cable 7424xp is going to oscillate at speeds up to 6800 times a minute. Even if you down a pot of coffee and drink a case or redbull the best you're gonna hope for is 60 times a minute by hand and sustaining that over the entire car would likely make your arm fall off LOL.
Regardless of the way you choose to go the process is essentially the same:
Wash > Clay > Polish > Polish > Wax/Sealant
If you need some help understanding the machine process we have a series of videos you might find helpful.
http://www.adamspolishes.com/t-videos.aspx
The one thing to understand is that complete scratch and swirl removal by hand borders on impossible. You can reduce and minimize them working by hand, but FULL ON 100% CORRECTION by hand is a bit of a long shot.
Its a simple numbers game... a DA polisher like the Porter Cable 7424xp is going to oscillate at speeds up to 6800 times a minute. Even if you down a pot of coffee and drink a case or redbull the best you're gonna hope for is 60 times a minute by hand and sustaining that over the entire car would likely make your arm fall off LOL.
Regardless of the way you choose to go the process is essentially the same:
Wash > Clay > Polish > Polish > Wax/Sealant
If you need some help understanding the machine process we have a series of videos you might find helpful.
http://www.adamspolishes.com/t-videos.aspx
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