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If the applicator gets dirty it will need washing so you will need more than one. Dont be cheap!!! Your black car will hate you for it. As I said Ultimate compound finishes down really quite well so you would get no extra benefit from swirl remover. Everyones technique is different but generally its not needed. I would spend the money on a Random Orbital machine as the time saved alone makes it worth it. You will need multiple days to do it by hand.

As for waxes, Ioncoat Naviwax is really good and a great deal although wont be back in stock for a few weeks. P21s, Collenite, Dp all do some decent products for reasonable prices.

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You will find lots of products for removing those swirls marks, because there are many products availble in market.. but I think you have to be careful when using anything because any low quality product can destroy the paintwork.. So I suggest the Meguiars swirlX.. I also use that and get very good results.. here is photo of that product for you help..

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Paper towels? Might as well use a low grit sandpaper

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If you have a black car and want to correct the paint but don't want to buy the correct tools to do it then just live with it. To put this in perspective most of our cars are worth between 40-70k, and a RO plus some product would set you back a few hundred dollars, not to mention the endless list of other advantages (time, results, etc).

Not trying to be a smart-ass, just trying to save you a lot of hassles ;)

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