I have a small spot where I can see very light scuffs on the clear coat. It isn't really swirl marks. It's kind of like swirl marks in a sense that it isn't really deep. It's a small patch that something must've slightly rubbed against. I can only see it if I look at the spot in an angle to allow light to reflect off of it. Is there any cleaning solution that I could do to fix this problem? Thanks.

Probably need a polish I remove scuffs with Poorboy's World SSR 2.5 followed by the SSR 1.0. This removes just about any scuff that can be taken out. Really easy to work with and a great shine, can't go wrong.

Before going to an abrasive, I would try clay. If it truly is a scuff, there is probably something sitting on the surface and the clay will remove it. If it is a series of scratches, a light polish would be my first suggestion. If that does not work, go up a notch until you end up with a swirl remover if needed. As of this weekend, Menzerna FP is my favorite for removing defects from ultra-soft clearcoated cars.

-GT

Where can I buy a swirl remover?

If you really want to go to a swirl remover, a stronger polish like the Menzerna IP or FP can be had at www.properautocare.com. A true swirl remover like Poorboy's can be had at www.poorboysworld.com. On the PB stuff, I would think that you would not want to go any more abrasive than SR2. I use 2.5 on harder clear and it works quick. With the SR/SSR line, you just have to remember to work them long enough as they break down as you work and thus finish cleaner.

-GT

Menzerna IP and FP works well to remove swirls, but don't use it too much because it is very strong.