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#9 swirl remover and new paint
I'm sure this has been answered elsewhere but I can't find it. Is #9 swirl remover OK to use on a new cars paint. I'de like to use it before NXT wax for a better finish but I wonder if I should use something more gentle. Any recomendations? Thanks for the great site.
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I think #7 is designed especially for new car finishes. I don't think #9 will hurt anything though, it's a mild polish combined with some fillers. -
Re: #9 swirl remover and new paint
Just to add onto what travisdecpn posted,Originally posted by AKA Joe
I'm sure this has been answered elsewhere but I can't find it. Is #9 swirl remover OK to use on a new cars paint. I'd like to use it before NXT wax for a better finish but I wonder if I should use something more gentle. Any recommendations? Thanks for the great site.
#9 Swirl Remover is a very gentle cleaner/polish, the only product more gentle that #9 SR 2.0 that still offers some cleaning ability would be Deep Crystal Paint Cleaner which is a chemical cleaner only, while the #9 SR 2.0 contains a diminishing abrasive. If you were to feel some #9 Swirl Remover 2.0 between you fingers you would thing you were applying Jergens hand lotion is so rich and creamy.
#9 is completely safe to use by hand or machine on a new car, or on new paint, (as in freshly sprayed paint).
Remove with a premium quality microfiber polishing cloth and go right to wax.
Hope this helps...
MikeComment
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I would think it would depend on your goal. If your goal is to lessen any existing swirls or to clean the paint in any way I would use #9. If your goal is simply to polish and add more depth and gloss to the paint I would suggest a pure polish such as #81.
Good luck!
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