Newbie needing help on new car with swirls

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Hi,

I am newbie on the forum and have read many threads that to tell you the truth I have information saturation!

I have a three month old MBZ Black (paint code 040) non ceramiclear from what I can tell.

I've been using the two bucket and MF for washing and drying the car to avoid swirls but apparently the car came with swirls from the dealership.

In any event, I need help identifying the right process and products to use in order to remove the swirls from my car.

The swirls look like spider webs for the most part. From what I've read I need to follow the following process but I need your experience and expertise to validate it and to get product recommendations:

Wash
Clay
Swirl Remover
Finishing Polish
Glaze
Seal
Wax

Thank you in advance for your time and help.
 
:welcome: To Autogeek Online! :props:

Identifying a pad and product combination that works takes some experimenting.

Start off with a polish then if a more aggressive approach seems to make sense then move on it. Always start off less aggressive initially then more aggressive if the situation dictates.

If you're looking for some products these work very well.....

Wash - Duragloss #901
Clay - [URL="http://www.autogeek.net/megovclay.html"]Meguiar’s Clay[/URL]
Compound - PG 1000 – PowerGloss Compound (POS34A)
Polish - PF 2500 – Power Finish Polish (PO203)
Finishing Polish - SF 4000 – Super Finish Polish (PO106FA)
Sealant - Four Star Sealant
Wax - [URL="http://www.autogeek.net/natural-carnauba-wax-200.html"]Dodo Juice Supernatural[/URL][FONT=&quot]

[/FONT]Pads[FONT=&quot]

[/FONT] Orange Light Cutting Foam - Firm, high density foam for scratch and defect removal. Use this pad with polishes and swirl removers. It’s an all around pad that will work on most light to moderate imperfections.


White Polishing Foam - Less dense foam formula for the application of waxes, micro-fine polishes and sealants. This pad has very light cutting power so it’s perfect for pre-wax cleaners.


Green Polishing/Finishing Foam - Use this foam to apply one-step cleaner waxes. It is a balance of polishing and finishing that is perfect for all-in-one product application.


Gray Finishing Foam Pad - Composition is firm enough to withstand added pressure during final finishing to remove buffer swirls. It has no cut and will apply thin, even coats of waxes, sealants, and glazes.


Blue Finessing Foam – Pad has soft composition for applying glaze, finishing polish, sealants, and liquid waxes. Flat pad provides full contact with paint surface to minimize the pressure applied by the user.
 
Thank you for the information, can you please verify my pad selection and understanding:

For polishing use:Orange Light Cutting Foam
For finishing polish use:Gray Finishing Foam Pad
For sealent use:Blue Finessing Foam
For wax use:Blue Finessing Foam

Thank you

:welcome: To Autogeek Online! :props:

Identifying a pad and product combination that works takes some experimenting.

Start off with a polish then if a more aggressive approach seems to make sense then move on it. Always start off less aggressive initially then more aggressive if the situation dictates.

If you're looking for some products these work very well.....

Wash - Duragloss #901
Clay - [URL="http://www.autogeek.net/megovclay.html"]Meguiar’s Clay[/URL]
Compound - PG 1000 – PowerGloss Compound (POS34A)
Polish - PF 2500 – Power Finish Polish (PO203)
Finishing Polish - SF 4000 – Super Finish Polish (PO106FA)
Sealant - Four Star Sealant
Wax - [URL="http://www.autogeek.net/natural-carnauba-wax-200.html"]Dodo Juice Supernatural[/URL][FONT=&quot]

[/FONT]Pads[FONT=&quot]

[/FONT] Orange Light Cutting Foam - Firm, high density foam for scratch and defect removal. Use this pad with polishes and swirl removers. It’s an all around pad that will work on most light to moderate imperfections.


White Polishing Foam - Less dense foam formula for the application of waxes, micro-fine polishes and sealants. This pad has very light cutting power so it’s perfect for pre-wax cleaners.


Green Polishing/Finishing Foam - Use this foam to apply one-step cleaner waxes. It is a balance of polishing and finishing that is perfect for all-in-one product application.


Gray Finishing Foam Pad - Composition is firm enough to withstand added pressure during final finishing to remove buffer swirls. It has no cut and will apply thin, even coats of waxes, sealants, and glazes.


Blue Finessing Foam – Pad has soft composition for applying glaze, finishing polish, sealants, and liquid waxes. Flat pad provides full contact with paint surface to minimize the pressure applied by the user.
 
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