Best product to hide swirls

Wow, you guys are awesome! I appreciate all the great information you have given me. I know my truck will never be perfect and it is 10x better now then it was when I got it. The DA with the orange pad and pinnacle swirl remover worked pretty well. It's a 3 part system and i followed the instructions to the tee. I have just realized that it's too time consuming to constantly be polishing my truck. So I am ok with hiding some of the imperfections. It is a big vehicle,(ESV) and as you know it takes the time right up. So I am going to do some research on some of the products mentioned and get something to try. Thanks alot for the help!



Rich.
 
RVC- Another product to check out is Autoglym Super Resin Polish. Another member here with concerns very similar to yours just used it on his Cadillac and was *VERY* happy with the results. I simply love the stuff, but you do need to keep it off of black trim.
 
Another vote for Bilt Hamber Auto Balm. I have a black Tundra with uber-soft paint. Polished it a few times, only to have the swirls reappear no matter how careful my wash regimen. Finally, I said "screw it" and looked for a product that fills. AB fits that bill. Most are turned off because of the perceived difficulty in application and the fact that it is not a strong beader. Once you get the hang of it, it is super-easy to apply and actually takes less time than a conventional wax. Also, I have opted for "no swirls" rather than "good beading." The finished look is outstanding! You get the added benefit of the best corrosion protection on the market, which I like because the Tundra lives out in the weather. The whole BH line is top notch. The mad scientist behind it is a guy named Pete, who is sort of the Dr. G of the UK. I have not had a bad BH product. Just my $0.02.
 
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