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I may actually do that (hire a professional detailer for paint correction), but I am still hopeful that someone will guide me through the process and tell me what would work the best while staying within the bounds of what I want to spend on supplies. Thank you for chiming in ! :props:

No, the user above quoted Autozone. I quoted the part he added as his personal comment (I don't think Autozone addresses me directly on their website in regards to this matter).

Someone suggested Duragloss 105. It has great reviews (durability + gloss), but on their own site they sell paint correction products that remove oxidation and water damage: now one of the things those products won't remove (according to Duragloss) is their own DG105. I guess DG105 is really...

1. I explained that I neither want to spend too much for this project .If I have to put down $300-$500 and work two days, I would rather retain professional detailer: it would cost me less (in time, effort , money) to pay $300-$500 to someone else than do it on my own. Nor am I going to go for...

1. I did not misconstrue and confuse greasy with shiny. The product doesn't just give a lot of unnecessary, silocon-rich, Armorall type of shine that you would expect from a tire shiner, but it also makes seats very greasy and messy to touch. It took me about an hour of rubbing with Lexol to...

This thread is not about me, it's about Meguiar's Gold Class rich leather cleaner conditioner wipes. You don't know that, do you?

Thanks for the valuable input! 1. Yes, it's clear coat that matters. It's just anything on black paint is more noticeable than, let's say, on silver or white. If you had a silver car with clear coat that had the same amount of fine scratches and swirls that I have now you would need to try...

Yeah, just Google it, you will see why so many people rate so poorly those wipes.

Will M205 (applied by hand) remove fine scratches and swirl marks? Is it better for the task than #9 or other products you would suggest to use? How would you apply M205 by hand? Light pressure, medium pressure? One pass or 4 passes (2 w/pressure and 2 without) and then micro-fiber to...

I guess I confused Megs Ultimate Polish with M205, because I was referring to creme-colored container that is professional grade polish, I used it in past and never had any problems (4 passes, two with slight pressure and two without any pressure using rotary and then microfiber to wipe it off)...

Sounds like a great advise, but as I stated earlier, I want to accomplish my goal with tools I already have. I need advise on what products and what methods would deliver the optimal results (I am willing to purchase products as needed. I will not purchase another mechanical instrument at this...

I agree. I don't want to use, just posted it so that it would be know what tools I have (in case if needed , I have rotary and orbital, but I don't have DA). Just looking for an advise what method/products would be the best.

HateSwirls, thanks for a reply. Two bucket method sounds right (cleaning the cloth off debris before soaking it in a soap bucket and continuing the wash), so I will definitely do that. I have nothing against Megs 205 Ultra Fine polish, their professional grade products worked good for me so...

I have a black car and noticed a lot of fine scratches and swirl marks which , I assume, were left during the delivery process when car was washed and wiped in dealer's shop. This thread is not "dealer bashing" thread, rather I want to ask experts what is the best way to remove fine scratches...

Pun intended?

You are right, after spending about an hour wiping my seats off with Lexol I still had a lot of nasty shine on them. But it already started to fade when I saw my seats next morning and by the end of second day most of the shine was gone, with some of the strongest shine remaining around...

As I explained earlier, when I originally posted this thread it was already dark outside and next day after I spend an hour rubbing my seats with Lexol my seats weren't as Armaroll-silicone-shiny as they were when I started this thread. Do you want me to post pictures AFTER I cleaned up my seats...

Is that how attached or obligated you feel to your employer, Meguiar's, that you want to commit harakiri over critical remarks about their products? And if you don't work for Megs why get so hysterical and defensive about it? I wouldn't have to repeat myself if you stopped making this thread...

1. Type "Meguiar's gold class rich leather cleaner conditioner ruined" (without quotation marks) 2. Hit the search button. 3. Read dozens of opinions written by buyers about horrific effects of Meguiar's Gold Class Rich Leather Cleaner Conditioner on brand new leather. 4. You are entitled...

You may want to scroll back and see for yourself. Meguiar's is a large corporation that has screwed big time with these greasy wipes, most likely because it got too greedy and lost respect for some segment of its' consumers. While Meguiar's can do that and fool me and scores of others to buy...