Removing swirls by Hand

[dads gt]

Hi, just wondering what is the best product for this??? I realize this can be very time consuming and sometimes not very effective.

I have used Scratch X with some success. Does PB's have a better product, or should I say, an easier product??

Thanks Kirk

 

[BigLeegr]

Theoretically, either SSR1 or ProPolish could be used. PP would take longer by hand, as it's non-abrasive, so it would be dependent upon the medium used-foam pad, terry cloth, MF. SSR1 is a bit abrasive, so it may show results faster than PP by hand.

Are you talking about rotary induced swirls, or do you mean cobwebbing (fine scratches)? I find that it's often easier to fix swirls than cobwebbing, as the buffer holograms aren't as deep.

 

[Poorboy]

Swirls are hard to remove by hand ..you can use SSR2.5 by hand but you must do small areas at a time. You can also use Pro Polish with a cotton rag to work out swirls and scratches. You must be patient and work small sections..

 

[dads gt]

Theoretically, either SSR1 or ProPolish could be used. PP would take longer by hand, as it's non-abrasive, so it would be dependent upon the medium used-foam pad, terry cloth, MF. SSR1 is a bit abrasive, so it may show results faster than PP by hand.

Are you talking about rotary induced swirls, or do you mean cobwebbing (fine scratches)? I find that it's often easier to fix swirls than cobwebbing, as the buffer holograms aren't as deep.

I beleive it's more like cobwebbing, no rotary was used on my car, but improper washing( and drying) of vehicle and so forth led to these swirls

 

[dads gt]

Swirls are hard to remove by hand ..you can use SSR2.5 by hand but you must do small areas at a time. You can also use Pro Polish with a cotton rag to work out swirls and scratches. You must be patient and work small sections..

I use a cotten rag when applying Scratch X. I beleive this method is more aggresive in removing my defects. Unfortunately my patience is starting to run out :wink: I really need to invest in a PC :!: