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josephdstone Oct 20, 2009 08:03 AM

swirl marks
 
I was trying to get some summer bugs off a few weeks ago and used some ice liquid claybar, it says to rub pretty hard, I did now I have streaks/swirl marks...what's the best way to get these out?

DaOne Oct 20, 2009 09:58 AM

Maybe try waxing your car? maybe that would help a little?

supersize Oct 20, 2009 03:35 PM

wash the car, claybar the car, wax and polish

inthezoneac Oct 24, 2009 07:39 AM


Originally Posted by josephdstone (Post 679259)
I was trying to get some summer bugs off a few weeks ago and used some ice liquid claybar, it says to rub pretty hard, I did now I have streaks/swirl marks...what's the best way to get these out?

I have ice liquid claybar and I promise you it does not say rub pretty hard. You're supposed to spray the liquid stuff, basically creating a slip for the claybar.

You gently glide the bar over the wet surface until it stops gripping.

And I had a couple spots on my car where I pressed too hard and caused streaks, they go away easily. I just rewashed then waxed, all streaks gone. I should polish one day to try and get rid of swirls previously there.

supersize Oct 24, 2009 11:49 AM

i got this ice polish stuff for free, i tryed it and it made my car real shiney and took away the swirl marks too. have 3 rags ready, apply with one, wipe off with another and buff with another, it lookd rly good

addiction2bass Oct 24, 2009 03:02 PM

ya on a black car it takes alot of work to remove those swirel marks... keep waxen and buff by hand.

Forty04 Oct 26, 2009 08:01 AM

Wax is not intended to remove swirls. Carnaubas will sink into the swirls making it appear that they've gone away but that's a bandaid solution at best.

You need a good Polish (not to be confused, like above, with the act of wiping excess wax residue after waxing). Autozone and other stores like that carry Meguire's/Mother's stuff which is okay for normal polishing. Any serious paint correction should be done with products like Menzerna (preferably by someone who knows wtf they're doing)

supersize Oct 26, 2009 10:44 AM

agreed. and like i said, that ice polish really worked for me, and it was free XD

addiction2bass Oct 26, 2009 04:22 PM

i use that ice stuff also. i used there claybar stuff which isnt to bad but not as good as a real clay bar obviously, and then i use there wax.
i always do both at the same time never just the one. guess i should have said that.
but black is not forgiving at all when it comes to swirls or dirt showing! which makes it a real PITA... BUT when shes all shined up and clean.... SHES PERTY!!!! ;)

supersize Oct 26, 2009 05:56 PM

i just wash my car with this soap/wax combo, then i use the ice polish and it makes my 12 year old paint look brand new haha


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