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  • Swirl Remover M09 after Scratch X2.0

    Using scratch-x 2 on my black infiniti tends to leave some hazing and micro scratches that I can't just rub out with my AIO polish/wax.

    Just curious if Swirl remover 2.0 is light enough to help with this, or if color-x would work better. I can get swirl remover down the street but they don't offer color-x (would have to order online).

    Thanks!

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    Re: Swirl Remover M09 after Scratch X2.0

    You mean SwirlX? Yes, that should do it.
    I get that hazing from the ScratchX 2.0 on my Porsche as well and use SwirlX to remove it.
    Composers shouldn't think too much, it interferes with their plagiarism. -- Howard Dietz

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      Re: Swirl Remover M09 after Scratch X2.0

      Originally posted by fullbirdmusic View Post
      You mean SwirlX? Yes, that should do it.
      I get that hazing from the ScratchX 2.0 on my Porsche as well and use SwirlX to remove it.
      M09 Swirl remover 2.0 is pretty much the professional version of Swirl X .
      Both should be good enough to remove any hazing left by scratch X

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        Re: Swirl Remover M09 after Scratch X2.0

        Originally posted by Ravi_1992 View Post
        M09 Swirl remover 2.0 is pretty much the professional version of Swirl X .
        Both should be good enough to remove any hazing left by scratch X
        Ah ok, didn't know that! Thanks for clearing that up!

        I use SwirlX with a finishing pad on my Cayenne to get rid of any hazing left from ScratchX and sometimes UC.
        Composers shouldn't think too much, it interferes with their plagiarism. -- Howard Dietz

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          Re: Swirl Remover M09 after Scratch X2.0

          Originally posted by Ravi_1992 View Post
          M09 Swirl remover 2.0 is pretty much the professional version of Swirl X .
          Both should be good enough to remove any hazing left by scratch X
          Not necessarily true, but both are very mild. M09 uses DAT while Swirl X uses SMAT, completely different formulas. Both should work to remove hazing, as they are both mild in aggressiveness.

          I once put swirls in my paint just to see what it looked like.

          I don't always detail cars, but when I do, I prefer Meguiar's.
          Remove swirls my friends.

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            Re: Swirl Remover M09 after Scratch X2.0

            Originally posted by Andrew C. View Post
            Not necessarily true, but both are very mild. M09 uses DAT while Swirl X uses SMAT, completely different formulas. Both should work to remove hazing, as they are both mild in aggressiveness.
            What I meant was that both do the same thing and equally mild , I didn't mean that there the same liquid in different bottles. Thanks for clearing that up though .( about DAT and SMAT )

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            • #7
              Re: Swirl Remover M09 after Scratch X2.0

              Originally posted by Ravi_1992
              M09 Swirl remover 2.0 is pretty much the professional version of Swirl X
              Originally posted by Ravi_1992 View Post
              What I meant was that both do the same thing and equally mild , I didn't mean that there the same liquid in different bottles. Thanks for clearing that up though .( about DAT and SMAT )
              You will find that SwirlX is a bit more aggressive than M09:


              Now M09 isn't in that comparison, however it has a 3/10 rating, so you would place it below M80 / M205, but above ScratchX 1.0...

              Hope this helps!

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