Hey guys I was wondering how to, or if possible to remove swirls on my G 05. if they do go away will they come back? Should I just go to a professional detailer? Any suggestions would be great. If anyone knows of a local good detailer(pomona, diamond bar, west covina all in ca) that would be great Thanks.

 

theres a detailed section in the DIY.

 

Yes it is possible to remove swirls from the paint.

In your situation it may be best to have a pro do it for you since you don't have any tools to get the job done correctly.

I suggest having it detailed professionally then changing your washing habits/techniques to reduce wash induced swirling.

 

With a PC and the right products you can remove the swirls in 5-6hrs probably depending how bad they are

 

Small car, I would hope even less then 3 hrs...........

 

in another thread people were using the zaino pc or (zpc) found here http://www.zainostore.com/Merchant2/...ory_Code=Zaino. from what people have been saying this product does wonders i'm gonna get some myself although i dont have any swirls yet

you may want to change to some microfiber towels to reduce the chances of scratching

 

Thanks for the tips guy's, I made a few calls and one shop said they wanted $275 to $300. Its tough to tell which one's good and which one's over priced.

 

Excel you are definetly right that it can be done much faster i went off the assumption that he was a newb

 

AC Zaino will not cover any swirls it will actually bring them out you need to have almost perfect paint to put that on to make it look amazing

 

AC was referring to the Zaino Paint Cleanser / Swirl Remover product, which is an abrasive. It had some good reviews on Autopia.org from what I recall.

 

What about zaino z-5? It is not an abraisive and it will hide the swirls. Can anyone tell me how well this hides the swirls? Or is it a waste of time and one should go directly to the abraisive (z-pc)?

 

It's like it's not even there! :/

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(FWIW, Z5pro hides very light swirls reasonably well; it is a good alternative to polishing)

 

I think I understand what you're saying.

 

Can you use z-pc on the bumpers and on the headlights?

 

Yes, and yes.