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Search for Mike's article/s on Ceramiclear. From memory if your paint code has a U on the end it's ceramiclear, which is a very hard finish. Sent from my SM-G935F using Tapatalk

Ordered while the sale was on and got over $100 to ensure the gift. Opened today and nothing there. Invoice 1458418-1 if anyone cares. Not the first time for this. Won't bother in future.

Thanks for the advice. Makes sense to me. Nothing to lose by giving this a shot.

Yeah, that's what I am afraid of. Can't feel the imperfections by hand, which just means they have put enough clear on to fill the valleys. Will take it to a decent body shop here (if such a thing exists) and see what they think. When I got the car the paint was oxidised over the center of...

I can get access to a PTG. Will see what results I get. Thanks for the comprehensive advice. I will need to get a few supplies in and will then give it a try and see what works. Appreciate all the input guys. May be a while before I get back to report on results.

Thanks Tato. I just took delivery of a G220v2 so will see what I can do. Any particular recommendations on what to start with? I see Wolfgang swirl remover gets a lot of good mentions, although I suppose as you say, start easy.

The only work I have done is by hand. Swirl-X, then Meg's ultimate polish then wax. This is pretty much the way I am leaning . Can't feel them by hand. The quality of painting here in the UAE is awful, have seen work which looked like it was done with a house paint brush. My bet is that some...

I have recently purchased a 2007 Mercedes E63, which has black ceramiclear paint. I've given it a wash/compound /wax and it looks alright from a distance but a closer inspection shows the weird swirling in the photo below. Any suggestions on what it is and how I might be able to get it out?