Especially on dark painted cars....Before i learned anything about detailing i was trying to remove the swirls from my black car and all the ''professionals'' said to me...''YOU CANNOT.THE CAR IS BLACK.IT IS NORMAL WITH BLACK CARS''You would be surprised most people think swirls on cars is normal, I don't know these people but I hear they exist!
Back in the 60s and 70s it was common to see swirls on a polished car. That was before PCs, and foam pads, and fine polishes. If you went to the Chicago Auto Show in the 60s and 70s you would see a lot of swirly cars because most of the cars were buffed.You would be surprised most people think swirls on cars is normal, I don't know these people but I hear they exist!
haha that reminds me of something you said a little while ago that made me laugh really hard. this is the thread with the ford explorer that had the "worst rotary work ever".Buyer: "Well we really like the SUV, we just are worried about the paint. Is everything ok with it? Its looks like marks all in the paint.
Detailer: Ohh Ma'am thats just intense shine. Most people don't know this, but a rotary is the only way to shine a car, and in this case, it turned out like a million bucks. By far ma'am, this is one of my best details to date. People ask me about my car and they say, " Where did you get that shine? I tell em, thats all me baby...all me."
