Products for swirls that I can get at local store
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Products for swirls that I can get at local store
I just bought the s2k yesterday, but unfortunately the paint itself is not as great as I thought when I bought the car. There are swirls from the front to the rear bumper. What's a product that I can buy at the local stores like autozone or napa to get rid of these swirls? thanks in advance!
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I'm guessing since you are insisting on getting products locally that you don't have and have never used a buffer.
In that case, you won't be able to get rid of them. Filling them will be your best strategy. So, buy a good glaze like Meguiar's #7 Show Car Glaze or 3M Imperial Hand Glaze and also a good carnauba wax like Meguiar's #26 or Mother's California Gold (make sure not to buy the cleaner wax).
These products will temporarily hide your swirls but it's a short term solution. Also, depending on how deep the swirls are these products may not hide them 100%.
In that case, you won't be able to get rid of them. Filling them will be your best strategy. So, buy a good glaze like Meguiar's #7 Show Car Glaze or 3M Imperial Hand Glaze and also a good carnauba wax like Meguiar's #26 or Mother's California Gold (make sure not to buy the cleaner wax).
These products will temporarily hide your swirls but it's a short term solution. Also, depending on how deep the swirls are these products may not hide them 100%.
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well, i have never buffed my car before. I don't have a buffer, where is a place where I can get a buffer locally, and what product should I use to buff my car. thanks!
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Originally Posted by b00st4ddicted,Nov 7 2007, 09:30 AM
well, i have never buffed my car before. I don't have a buffer, where is a place where I can get a buffer locally, and what product should I use to buff my car. thanks!
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Originally Posted by b00st4ddicted,Nov 7 2007, 10:41 AM
i am in dallas, tx
Your best bet really is to bite the bullet and order on-line. There are plenty of GREAT on-line detailing stores and with the x-mas sales starting up you can get some really good deals in the next month or so. Typically, you have to pay shipping but you don't have to pay sales tax which helps offset the shipping expense.
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Originally Posted by b00st4ddicted,Nov 7 2007, 12:06 PM
thank you very much for the reply. i shall bite the bullet and just order online. thanks!
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3m makes a really good product called 3m swirl mark remover but, you can only get it at a body shop paint store. Or ebay has it.
This is what I used in the past and it werks great. This is what all the bodyshops uses. 3M Perfect IT 3000 Swirl Mark Remover or 3M Perfect-It Swirlmark Remover 39009
This is what I used in the past and it werks great. This is what all the bodyshops uses. 3M Perfect IT 3000 Swirl Mark Remover or 3M Perfect-It Swirlmark Remover 39009
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Originally Posted by hondata1,Nov 7 2007, 01:21 PM
3m makes a really good product called 3m swirl mark remover but, you can only get it at a body shop paint store. Or ebay has it.
This is what I used in the past and it werks great. This is what all the bodyshops uses. 3M Perfect IT 3000 Swirl Mark Remover or 3M Perfect-It Swirlmark Remover 39009
This is what I used in the past and it werks great. This is what all the bodyshops uses. 3M Perfect IT 3000 Swirl Mark Remover or 3M Perfect-It Swirlmark Remover 39009