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I have some (what I thought were) light swirls/towell marks on my yellow Skittle. I bought a bottle of #9, used my PC on 4.5 with a Meg's 8006 pad. It is a little better, but under the right conditions, swirls still abound. (the car under flourescent light makes me cringe) What is the next product I should try?
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2006 Honda Accord EXV6, 2003 Aprilia RSV Tuono, lots of Meg's products.
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Re: Tried #9, what next?
THe next product you should try would be Meguiar's #83 Dual Action Cleaner Polish with a new, clean, dedicated W-8006 foam polishing pad on the 4.5 to 5.0 setting. In most cases, anything this combination doesn't remove will require a rotary buffer to remove correctly.Originally posted by SolarA853
I have some (what I thought were) light swirls/towel marks on my yellow Skittle. I bought a bottle of #9, used my PC on 4.5 with a Meg's 8006 pad. It is a little better, but under the right conditions, swirls still abound. (the car under fluorescent light makes me cringe) What is the next product I should try?
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Thank you Mike. Do I need to top #83 with anything special? Or can I just apply some #26 using my PC per normal? Thanks!2006 Honda Accord EXV6, 2003 Aprilia RSV Tuono, lots of Meg's products.
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have you thought about trying #80 Speed Glaze? it work quite well on light swirls, the kind that can only be seen under sunlight or certain light conditions.
and you might need to follow up #83 DACP with a milder polish to clean up any hazing #83 might have left. i've heard most people do.Reid
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This depends on your paint. Some paint types will require a second polishing with a less aggressive cleaner/polish to remove any micro-marring left behind from the #83 DACP, others wont'.Originally posted by SolarA853
Thank you Mike. Do I need to top #83 with anything special? Or can I just apply some #26 using my PC per normal? Thanks!
It's a case by case scenario.
Polish out a section, then inspect. If you see a need, or just want to be sure, then re-polish the car with any of the below as they are all less aggressive than the #83 DACP
#80 Speed Glaze
#82 Swirl Free Polish
#9 Swirl Remover 2.0
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