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Sorry for the lame pictures. Long story short is this car was loaded with swirls. Some sections took two passes of Total Swirl Remover 3.0 using the Flex, what a workout.

Funny! I'll post some pics after it lets me, there must be some technical glitz. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

The wife picked up a 2017 Subaru Legacy, new with only 8 miles on it. The dealership put so many swirls in it, looks like it was ran through a car wash and dried with a rough towel. Fast forward several days later. I used: Wolfgang Auto Bathe with two bucket method and a Meguiars microfiber...

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Try to pick up the Wolfgang twins (total swirl remover 3.0 and finishing glaze 3.0). Terrific combo to have around. The glaze will remove any hazing caused when using an aggressive swirl remover. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Haha, the Flex 3401 Act! Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

I had the same problem in my black ATS. The product that eliminated the swirls was Wolfgang Total Swirl Remover 3.0. Also used a LC Orange CCS pad. Sent from my iPhone using Autogeekonline mobile app

Sonax Dashboard Cleaner is well respected. I am personally getting that next. 303 is a good product, just wish they had a matte finish.

It's vital to only use Wet Coat on a panel at a time. Move to the next panel once you throughly rinsed down the previous panel.

Any thoughts or opinions on cleaning wheel wells that have that carpeted like insulation instead of plastic? I currently use a soft brush and car soap.

Flawless!

Eldorado2K, I didn't use it on the paint...yet.

I used GYEON Iron. It worked phenomenally.

Nick, why use fusion wax on top of a sealant? Shouldn't the sealant be the protectant? I can understand some drivers like the look of carnauba so maybe that is the reason.

Machine.

Agree with Mike Phillips, the abrasives are the key. I'd like more info on these "Japanese abrasives". Maybe Mike Phillips will get samples in to test?!?

SabbyNJ... I'm Mike Sabatino.