does anybody use a swirl remover on their tib? im looking for one that works (dont feel like buying a bunch to see if they work
) thanks in advance.
Yes...this is correct.tuscaniblu3 said:Clay bar just removes oxidization on the surface of the clear coat. It will not help with the swirl marks.
Although, that doesn't always work either. I took my car in to get it professionally detailed/buffed to get the swirl marks out. They got a lot of scratches out from using the brush at the car wash, but the swirl marks are mostly still there.If they're all over the car you should just take it to get professionally detailed. Save yourself some time and headache.
^^^^^^Yep.DONT EVER GO TO A MACHINE CAR WASH AGAIN....
why would you go to the dealer? thats just stupid.Man, my cars got swirls all over that *****. How much would the dealer charge just to get a new paint job?