Wash Swirls

[JamesonC]

Hey guys, can you recommend me a good product for wash swirls? My apologies, I'm kind of a newbie at detailing.

 

[Anthony O.]

You want to add them :laugh: remove them or prevent them??



Anthony

 

[imported_truzoom]

Removing swirls that result from washing shouldn't be too difficult. I would recommend a medium cut polish (SSR 2-2.5), followed by a lighter one, but there's many options out there.

 

[JamesonC]

Ok....like I said, I'm a newbie...so what's SSR2.0-2.5

 

[03Black1.8t]

www.poorboysworld.com

 

[imported_Sullybob]

Poor Boys

Super Swirl Remover, it is an abrasive polish.

 

[JamesonC]

Ok cool, so does the product go on and off easily? And what should I use for a sealant?

 

[Lowejackson]

I am not sure if you have seen the (free) Autopia book http://www.autopia-carcare.com/freeguide.html but it is a very good place to start.

 

[JamesonC]

Oh, and also...after I clay it, and use SSR2.5....what do I do to it next? Wax it?

 

[Lowejackson]

Once the paint is polished, you can use a sealant or wax or a combination of both ie sealant topped with wax. There is a huge choice of products, Klasse - Poorboys etc etc which will give you good results. I would concentrate on the polishing stage above all.

 

[JamesonC]

Alright, so the standard meguiars carnauba will do fine then.