[98V6 K.I.T.T.]

it looks like my car before I bought was probably taken throuh the automatic car wash, the paint is great but it just has swirls all over. I have a good buffer and pads and was wondering what compounds/cleaners would be best to help get the swirls out if possible. i know a light wet sand will, but that's not something I personally want to do.

[spree]

Try some Poorboy's SSR2.5 followed by some SSR1.

[wytstang]

+1 for poorboy world products

[98V6 K.I.T.T.]

where can i get the poorboys products?

[spree]

www.specialtymotoring.com is my favorite source, but a lot of other people sell it...such as:

www.autogeek.net
www.pakshak.com
www.poorboysworld.com
etc. etc.

specialty motoring has a 20% off sale though now through monday. Discount will appear when you add it to your cart.

[zincyellow03]

Originally Posted by 98V6 K.I.T.T.

it looks like my car before I bought was probably taken throuh the automatic car wash,

That's why I do mine by hand
I guessing yours was used, just as mine was so it's not our fault that they were abused.

[Anthony Orosco]

What buffer do you have ?

Antony

[korsburn]

the best thing for removing swirls in a car in my opinion is a product made by carbrite called sleek its a swirl remover i use it on alot of cars theat come in my i dont know how well it works with a orbital buffer i use it with a high speed buffer than go back a wax with the orbital

[98V6 K.I.T.T.]

I have a craftsman buffer...

and yes my car was used....I believed it was a lease.

[zincyellow03]

Mine was a rental, so it got abused. Tell me how it works with the buffer...I might try it on mine this summer.