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Awesome... Thanks for the info!

Exactly what belcherm said... The swirls are in the clearcoat, which is below anything that you would have applied to the surface. It is a drag, but to get rid of the swirls you will need to get through the wax/sealant that was applied to correct them. Live and learn. Good luck! :xyxthumbs:

Just like the title says... I am going to be buffing out a black metallic Land Rover Discovery that needs some life put back into the paint. I don't want to use just any compound for a couple reasons. 1) I don't want to have to worry about swirls and have to go back over it with a swirl...

If you want a sealer, the Wizard's Shine Master will work. I work in a body shop and this is what we use, because it is safe for fresh paint. It is also a nice polish to use if you are in a hurry.

Whatever you do, be careful!!! Even if the personal that did the sanding and polishing was a professional, he removed clear coat from your finish. This means that you will need to take extra care when using any kind of rotart tool, there is a greater risk of burning through. Loudog2 is right...

This site is great! What customer service here!!!

I am from Buffalo, NY. Lived here all my life, with the exception of going away for college. As for the car I drive...eh, nothing special. I am married with 3 boys 3 and under. I drive a 2001 GMC Jimmy, it gets me from A-->B.

Since I am new to this forum, this write-up is new info for me. This info is super helpful since I have been look for a mutli prupose product. Question...M20 and M21, what are they? Brand? I figure it is wax just not familiar with it. Thanks!! Great info!

I work at a bodyshop and it is the same for me. The worst part is we get some cars that are simply trashed by the customer, so I go absolutely crazy since I am a neat-freak when it comes to my car. Since I have started working at the shop 3 years ago, I also find myself noticing poor repaints...

Hey Everybody! I am new here, was referred by a friend. I have already gotten a few helpful tips and hope to help some people along the way as well. :righton: Bob