[SeanPlunk]

Originally Posted by 94cobra69ss396

It had them before but not now.

Hmmm, I may have to look into this. Maybe use the ScratchX and then Zaino V2

[SeanPlunk]

Originally Posted by enkeivette

You can use a polishing compound with water to get swirls out, but all you're doing it eating through the clear coat. You need to not dry your car with towels in the first place, use only microfiber towels.

Tech wax is probably the best for an immediate result, looks good, comes off easy for a paste wax. But Meguiars Gold is the best IMO. Goes on thick and blotchy, takes a few days to thin out and look good, but it lasts the longest.

I'm still detailing cars on the side btw.

There is some kind of sealer that john uses, way better than anything, but it's like $60 for a little tiny can. Ridiculous.

Do you have a polishing machine/buffer?

I'm interested in picking one up at some point - do you have any recommendations?

[enkeivette]

Yes, I would stay away from using a buffer to polish a car. If you don't know what you're doing you may take the clear coat... off.

If you want to use it to save time waxing, get a small very low speed battery powered buffer with a large foam attachment.

[big2bird]

Originally Posted by SeanPlunk

Do you have a polishing machine/buffer?

I'm interested in picking one up at some point - do you have any recommendations?

I have a pro grade Milwaukee Buffer with a wool and 50/50 bonnet I've had for 100 years. You can borrow it, but I kill you when you f*** it up. About $200 worth.

[enkeivette]

I have a cheaper buffer, if you break it I won't kill you. I would only kick you in the balls.