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    Re: Bad swirls on a '10 370z.

    Yeah they weren't there... I have seen holograms with a porter cable before... Any tips on removing them?

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    Re: Bad swirls on a '10 370z.

    anyone?

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    Re: Bad swirls on a '10 370z.

    So if the holograms definitely weren't there before, you must have instilled them in your process. To remove them, you would step down to a less agressive product such as SwirlX on the DA. Then UP (optional) then wax...
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    Re: Bad swirls on a '10 370z.

    what kind of pad are you using? I've heard that if you use a cutting pad, with UC, you can add holograms into paint... Use Meguiars yellow pad with UC

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    Re: Bad swirls on a '10 370z.

    I was using a cutting pad (yellow from LC) is the yellow pad from Meguiars the equivalent of the orange from LC? Also here is another before and after shot of my swirls being removed.


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    Re: Bad swirls on a '10 370z.

    Meguiars has three types of foam pad, and two series:

    Soft Buff:
    Maroon - Cutting (Not recommended for DA if I remember correctly)
    Yellow - Polishing (What you should be using for UC)
    Beige - Finishing (What you should be using for UP and Wax)

    Soft Buff 2.0:
    Maroon - Cutting
    Yellow - Polishing
    Black - Finishing

    Lake country does make a bewilderingly large choice of pads. You'd have to study their site to work out equivalents.
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    Re: Bad swirls on a '10 370z.

    Quote Originally Posted by jayno20 View Post
    I was using a cutting pad (yellow from LC) is the yellow pad from Meguiars the equivalent of the orange from LC? Also here is another before and after shot of my swirls being removed.


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    Re: Bad swirls on a '10 370z.

    Quote Originally Posted by Nezil View Post
    Meguiars has three types of foam pad, and two series:

    Soft Buff:
    Maroon - Cutting (Not recommended for DA if I remember correctly)
    Yellow - Polishing (What you should be using for UC)
    Beige - Finishing (What you should be using for UP and Wax)

    Soft Buff 2.0:
    Maroon - Cutting
    Yellow - Polishing
    Black - Finishing

    Lake country does make a bewilderingly large choice of pads. You'd have to study their site to work out equivalents.

    Yellow LC cutting pad worked well with the UC, honestly I am not sure I would have got the results I wanted from a less agressive pad. It may have been responsible for the holograms at the bottom of the doors, but I went over it again recently (with an orange LC pad which is slightly less agressive) and they seem to be gone.

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