How do you remove swurl matrks on black coupe?
How do you remove swurl matrks on black coupe?
I buffed my car with a machine for the first time. It was getting dark so I didnt notice it till the next day.
The whole car is covered with swurl maks.
Do you think its permanent or would it hurt the paint? Thanks
The whole car is covered with swurl maks. Do you think its permanent or would it hurt the paint? Thanks
OUCH! i only have the swirl marks that came from the first car wash from the dealership(never again!), but just search, i think u might have to take it to a professional detailer to buff all that stuff out and make it look like new
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LOL by learning how to spell....
J/K. ZAINO baby!!! Zaino works marvels, just did my car over the weekend, followed all the steps, it's looks better than new!! Lovely!!!
J/K. ZAINO baby!!! Zaino works marvels, just did my car over the weekend, followed all the steps, it's looks better than new!! Lovely!!!
LOL by learning how to spell.... J/K. ZAINO baby!!! Zaino works marvels, just did my car over the weekend, followed all the steps, it's looks better than new!! Lovely!!!
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On a serious note. You NEED to go a site like Autopia.org and read some of their stickied threads. Not knowing what to do is the worst thing you can do.
What machine, pads and product to use is KEY to getting the results you want.
Black is the most unforgiving color. It will show EVERYTHING.
What machine, pads and product to use is KEY to getting the results you want.
Black is the most unforgiving color. It will show EVERYTHING.
Originally Posted by nctrnlsilvia
I buffed my car with a machine for the first time. It was getting dark so I didnt notice it till the next day. The whole car is covered with swurl maks. Do you think its permanent or would it hurt the paint? Thanks
The whole car is covered with swurl maks. Do you think its permanent or would it hurt the paint? Thanks
Originally Posted by M.I.A. BlazinVQ
OUCH! i only have the swirl marks that came from the first car wash from the dealership(never again!), but just search, i think u might have to take it to a professional detailer to buff all that stuff out and make it look like new
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Originally Posted by Jeff92se
On a serious note. You NEED to go a site like Autopia.org and read some of their stickied threads. Not knowing what to do is the worst thing you can do.
What machine, pads and product to use is KEY to getting the results you want.
Black is the most unforgiving color. It will show EVERYTHING.
What machine, pads and product to use is KEY to getting the results you want.
Black is the most unforgiving color. It will show EVERYTHING.
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