Arrrrg, and mine's black to boot............it came with them(i think their polisher fvcked up) and i'm not certain whether or not its worth the hassle to go and argue and get them to fix it up right........



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It's what we get for owning a black car! I own 2, a G35C and a 911 Carerra. What you will have to do is strip the wax,(wash the car and use a wax remover) Get a good glaze, Meguiar's #9 swirl remover or 3M's version. Use a foam pad to work the glaze in. If you have a buffer, find a shop that supplies bodyshops and detail shops (hint: look for a shop that sells car paint to bodyshops), pick up a foam pad or two that fit your buffer. Work the glaze in per the instructions on the bottle, or do a web search on auto detailing. After you are done with the glaze, swirl marks are gone and you have a great shine! protect the shine with a good wax, Mequiar's, Mother's,etc. Remember, wax protects, glaze is what brings out the deep, wet look!

Phat911

 

or since you live in canada...go to www.zaino.ca and order the swirl remover...Z2...Z5...and so on...whatever you want...i did.

Red/Canadian

 

AHHHH, I feel your pain. My old G20t was black and had swirl marks, I tried avoiding getting swirl marks on my black coupe but to no avail! Now I have them. What method's have you tried and worked good?

 

Hey, you should check out the thread in this forum called "G35 Detail Tips by Brad"...he's got A LOT of useful information about pretty much every aspect of cleaning/waxing/polishing/etc your car. Good luck!

2003 G35 Coupe
Black, Willow, 6spd, Aero, Prem
On the way...due in April

 

just a note about teh zaino swirl remover mentioned above . ..

technically, it does not remove them, it simply hides them very very well. of course, we are talking minor swirling etc -

buffer caused swirls take more work . . .

then 3M is the procuct of choice,(my choice anyways) ive done customer cars with it and watched them do it (the best part) and bring bad cars back to beauty . . .

1980 Camaro Z28
1997 Olds Aurora
* * Toronto Area Zaino Distributor * *

 

I'm new to this forum, but I'm not new to detailing. Removing swirls really take a machine and the right polish. Most polishes have fillers that make it look like the swirls are gone, but they return after the fillers have worn off.

I just used this stuff from www.properautocare.com called Menzerna. It is a polish with NO fillers and does a great job, but you have to use a machine. Check it out...