I have what appears to be rotary buffer swirls in my black paint ...the part that confuses me is my vehicle has never been touched by a rotary buffer.. any ideas or thought on what else it could be... oh and I forgot you really can't see them unless it's in the sun .. when in shade and not under direct light the paint looks awesome .. I will try and get some pictures of it today and post them but until then any help would be extremely appreciated
Rotary marks
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Most have without folks thinking about it - some off the factory assembly line, or sometime during their life at the dealer.
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I have not buffed it with anything else.... that is almost what it appears to be though..... any ideas on how to get rid of it ? I've washed the vehicle several times the first time I've noticed it.
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It was probably done by the dealer prepping the car for delivery. You only now noticed it under certain lighting conditions. You will need a DA polisher to remove the halos.
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I do have a pc7424 and I just purchased and received the Wolfgang total swirl remover and finishing glaze, is that enough to get them out or do I need to do a slightly more aggressive 3 step ?
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Try the finishing glaze on a med cut pad first and move up if necessary. That combo should remove the halos.
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Try the finishing glaze on a med cut pad first and move up if necessary. That combo should remove the halos.
Awesome ! Thanks for the Input guys ! Very much appreciated
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This Thread is Worthless without Pictures
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I know I've been trying to get pictures of it all day but it's not showing up
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