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    Recommended pads for Pinnacle Jeweling polish

    Yes I meant wax. I appreciate the recommendation to use the original Mothers foam pads. I wasn't sure those pad were appropriate. Thanks Mike
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    Recommended pads for Pinnacle Jeweling polish

    No bubbles to burst here. In fact I have been successful in my use of that buffer and the products that came with it. I have removed some scratches, and swirls that were obvious, and overall the paint looks nice now...so I'm chasing after some minor additional refinement, and that buffer should...
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    Recommended pads for Pinnacle Jeweling polish

    My C6Z Vette paint is pretty nice overall. I bought a bottle of the Pinnacle Jeweling Polish to try it out. I plan to use my Mothers Wax Attack II Buffer to apply it in pursuit of making my paint nicer. My question is are the original pads that came with that particular buffer kit suitable for...
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    Mothers Wax Attack 2 Polisher

    Thank you for the link...:xyxthumbs: Bob
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    Mothers Wax Attack 2 Polisher

    I'll keep an open mind, and hope for the best. I don't wish to become a car detailer just to care for my own car BETTER than I can do with a can of wax and a stack of microfiber towel. Got to handle swirl marks or it's of questionable value to me though...time will tell. Thanks for the pad...
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    Mothers Wax Attack 2 Polisher

    I'm curious as well since I pulled the padlock off my wallet and bought one of these kits a few days ago. A Christmas gift to myself. I need it to remove swirl marks and if that requires several applications of the entire three step process that's ok. However if it cannot do this type correction...
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    Please Help! Re: 303 Aerospace

    That's really unfortunate Frank. I have been a satisfied user of 303 for many years. But admittedly never used it on a dash. I use it on tires and leather upholstery and ALWAYS wipe it dry immediately after application. So I will make sure I do not use it on a dash regardless of my success with...
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    Those annoying swirl marks on my VINYL stripes

    Ahh ok now I understand what was meant. On my hood the Crystal red paint immediately adjacent to the black vinyl stripe is ultra smooth. Perhaps the previous owner had any orange peel worked out leaving the Vinyl untouched. Bob
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    Those annoying swirl marks on my VINYL stripes

    I'm surely not a paint expert, and I wonder about the obviously orange peel I see on my black stripe. I was told by a couple people who have the same stripe on their Vettes that this is no clear coat over it. But if that's true that leaves the bare vinyl stripe orange peel looking on its own...
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    Those annoying swirl marks on my VINYL stripes

    Trevor, Are you tempted to try Mikes suggested method and products to see if your able to lessen the swirls somewhat? Much milder products. Bob
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    Those annoying swirl marks on my VINYL stripes

    I have saved all this very informative data Mike. It is an education in a very niche subject, and I do believe I will be able to make some gain on those stripes, but will definitely get my feet wet with correcting my paint first. I appreciate all the time you put into making sense of this...
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    Those annoying swirl marks on my VINYL stripes

    Well Mike that bites, but there is some satisfaction in knowing the facts. I can't help but notice you specifically reference the use of the Rupes buffer in your relies. I didn't think that was a beginners buffer, both for ease of use and cost to purchase. So can I swing this vinyl massage with...
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    Those annoying swirl marks on my VINYL stripes

    Okay Mike, update on my Graphic...there is no clear coat over it. Simply a glossy black graphic applied over the clear coated red paint at the factory. So since I have not purchased a buffer what is the most likely machine and specific product line for the amateur...ME...to be buying and using...
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    Those annoying swirl marks on my VINYL stripes

    Interesting Post, and now I'm left wondering whether the vinyl of a wrap job is the same grade product as used in Factory vinyl striping accenting as on my Corvette. Not all vinyl is created equal I suspect. I'm inclined to believe the vinyl being marketed to the auto wrap providers is pretty...
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    I'm new, and old, and happy to be here

    I do appreciate the nice welcomes. Thank you all. Bob...:xyxthumbs:
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    Those annoying swirl marks on my VINYL stripes

    Here's a photo of the vinyl stripe in question. Yes it is as glossy as the paint. Hoping Mike will lend some expertise on this. As I should have noted above, there is a factory clear coat over the vinyl. Thanks Guys Bob
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    I'm new, and old, and happy to be here

    Hello everyone, I new here but definitely not new to taking care of the car as far back as the family 58 Impala that I use to wax with Simoniz paste...hard wax, aggravating stuff to apply and remove, but shined up real nice. Since using the car was dependent on me taking care of it I struggled...
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    Those annoying swirl marks on my VINYL stripes

    My 2008 427 Wil Cooksey Limited Production Z06 Corvette (Google it) came with unique factory applied black Vinyl ( I presume) striping, and also presume a clear coat. When I bought the car from original owner the swirl marking was already in place. I wax this car religiously, including the...
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