I use an old underwear... 
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Removing light paint swirl - whats the best cloth ?
I have a tiny bit of swirl on my bonnet and some on part of the skirt under the passenger door, I can only see it in the sun but I want to get it sorted. I had a cotton/polyester cloth in my hand and accidentally caught it on the bodywork last week.
Now I have some meguiars scratch X which I have used on previous cars and as long as used appropriately works good,
I want to know what kind of cloth I can use that wont effect more swirl on the paint. Ive been really lucky so far apart from these two spots.
Would people recommend a Meguiars ultra plush super terry towel ?
cheers
Now I have some meguiars scratch X which I have used on previous cars and as long as used appropriately works good,
I want to know what kind of cloth I can use that wont effect more swirl on the paint. Ive been really lucky so far apart from these two spots.
Would people recommend a Meguiars ultra plush super terry towel ?
cheers
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Very good mightynimrod.
BMWpulp, I use an old but good quality plush towel. Does both the application & removal of the polish very very well.
As for the Meguiars super dooper towel, go & get yourself one. I will be once this towel has had it's day
mightynimrod said:Doesnt that cause skids???????dennisf said:I use an old underwear...
Yeah sometimes.. I use an old sock to remove the skids....
not really what I was asking mate!
I want to take swirl out, not put more on!
I want to take swirl out, not put more on!
Priceless.mightynimrod said:Doesnt that cause skids???????dennisf said:I use an old underwear...
:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
Ben,would you suggest I use meguiars scratch X to remove the swirl ?
I take it to do it very lightly with the microfiber cloth so I remove the swirl effectively with out creating more?
sorry for the questions, but I know you know your stuff!
I take it to do it very lightly with the microfiber cloth so I remove the swirl effectively with out creating more?
sorry for the questions, but I know you know your stuff!
thanks Ben, really appreciated.
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