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Removing Swirlies From Paintwork


MikeT36

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can anyone recommend a good product to remove the swirls from paintwork,

I've recently bought the car and it looks like someones washed it with a harsh brush at some stage

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How many ML of compound do you need need to do an entire sedan ? A bottle of Meguiars 450ml ultimate compound enough ? Going to do one pass by hand and paper towels , then go over with applicator pad and meguiars swirl remover

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Dont use paper towels sct911, use a microfibre applicator. You will probably find you need more than once pass with ultimate compound to get a decent result. Doing things by hand is slow and tedious.

2 small blobs, pea sized, is enough to do a sq foot area or so with machine so should be good by hand as well. Work in small areas.

Ultimate compound finishes down pretty well so you may find you dont need the swirl remover afterwards. You will need a cleaner type product like Carpro Eraser or a 20% Isopropyl Alcohol water mix to cleanse the panels of polish. Once your done get yourself a decent wax to protect the paint, not megs nxt tech or any of that junk something from a dedicated car care supplier like Waxit or CCP.

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If using microfibre applicator then I would need to keep washing it everytime it gets dirty . Also my cars black. , that's why I was wanting to purchase swirl remover. What wax do you use and recommend ?

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