Will cleaner wax remove swirls

[SunnyD]

Will cleaner wax remove light swirl marks ?

[Murr1525]

Re: Will cleaner wax remove swirls

Probably not.

[PhantomMagician]

Re: Will cleaner wax remove swirls

i think it said that it can remove very fine swirl...
it's really depend of your paint though..

[ClearlyCoated]

Re: Will cleaner wax remove swirls

Cleaner wax will remove below surface defects, but to remove swirls you need something with "bite" that will abrade the surrounding paint to level out the swirls. For light swirls, you would be best off with consumer line products like SwirlX or even ScratchX 2.0.

[SunnyD]

Re: Will cleaner wax remove swirls

there very light swirls so i think it should work

[OldSchoolDude]

Re: Will cleaner wax remove swirls

NOPE!

I use UP, works so well.
I used UC followed by UP, what a combo!

[Tuck91]

Re: Will cleaner wax remove swirls

It will clean the paint more than it will correct it.

[Blueline]

Re: Will cleaner wax remove swirls

I do not have any swirles but occasionally I do get a paint rub from a piece of clothes or "something" (something about black cars...they grow scratches them themselves) Anyway ColorX will take them out easily. If they are minor and I say MINOR swirls, colorX might correct them. Worth a try, because you can use ColorX all over the car even if it is flawless.

[BlackScreaminMachine]

Re: Will cleaner wax remove swirls

It will clean the paint more than it will correct it.

Agreed. Its good for getting old stuff off but not enough power to correct. Thats what the compounds and polishes are for.

[Buck91]

Re: Will cleaner wax remove swirls

I do not have any swirles but occasionally I do get a paint rub from a piece of clothes or "something" (something about black cars...they grow scratches them themselves) Anyway ColorX will take them out easily. If they are minor and I say MINOR swirls, colorX might correct them. Worth a try, because you can use ColorX all over the car even if it is flawless.

I've found Ultimate Polish to work VERY WELL for that as well. Although its probably less aggressive than even colorX it just seems to buff out minor scratches really well.