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Which is the better of the two?! What are the diffrences?! Which should be used for dark cars with lots of swirls?!
Nevermind, after diffrent terms the search found something...
Nevermind, after diffrent terms the search found something...
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Last edited by 317indy; Jan 6, 2005, 05:25 AM.My car isnt garaged
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Chris S. -
Hey,
It appears that you have already found an answer for your question.
But just in case, Meguiar's #82 Swirl Free Polish and Meguiar's #9 Swirl Remover are very close in terms of aggressiveness, with the #82 being slightly more aggressive. Both work equally well on all colors and with a PC polisher. I would give the edge to #82 if you are planning to use a rotary buffer.
When you say "lots of swirls," we can assume that some may be quite deep. If that is the case, then both #9 or #82 may be too mild to remove the marring. After trying the #9 or #82, you may need to go more aggressive and use Meguiar's #80 Speed Glaze or #83 Dual Action Cleaner Polish. This assumes of course that you will be using a PC polisher with the proper pads. Always use the least aggressive proudct to do the job.
If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask!
Tim
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