NHB I want it swirl free

[moetyper]

I want to get rid of light swirls, and also want to give the car a showroom look. Now I have no polisher so it will be a hand job ..
Just want some advice on which would be the best product to use along with the wax's also, something that would be quite easy to apply every so often, I usually want to detail it every 2 months probably and wash every other week....

 

[^Joe]

Very difficult by hand. I have heard good things about this by hand, but it is more suited to machine.

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polishing/polish/meguiars-105-ultra-cut-compund-8oz/prod_822.html

You would have to be working one panel a weekend to get is swirl free.

Then you need a perfect wash technique to avoid putting them back in.

Loads of waxes to chose from. I like megs #16. <£17 and adds great depth.

also:

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=10656

 

[Lottie]

Sealants will hide the swirls but not remove them, doing any correction by hand will take a long time. Why not get somebody in to do it for you if you dont have a polisher?

NHB is a pain and impossible to keep swirl free even with a good washing technique.

 

[o0craig0o]

I use "Poorboys Black hole" Link: http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/glazes/poorboys-black-hole/prod_494.html.

Even by hand it works really well. Hope this helps

Craig

 

[R555]

I managed to remove the swirls from my Milano FN2 using Lake Country Polishing Pads, Poorboys Pro Polish 2 and alot of elbow grease! Stuff like Blackhole Glaze is good for filling in the swirls, but it only lasts a few weeks.

 

[Broze]

I managed to remove the swirls from my Milano FN2 using Lake Country Polishing Pads, Poorboys Pro Polish 2 and alot of elbow grease! Stuff like Blackhole Glaze is good for filling in the swirls, but it only lasts a few weeks.

Can another sealent be put over the poorboys blackhole with a wax on top to make it last longer?

 

[Yoshinoya]

I want to get rid of light swirls, and also want to give the car a showroom look. Now I have no polisher so it will be a hand job ..
Just want some advice on which would be the best product to use along with the wax's also, something that would be quite easy to apply every so often, I usually want to detail it every 2 months probably and wash every other week....

Yes I'm after the best way to remove swirls -
so far I'm thinking..
1.Rinse 2.Wash (two Bucket method) 3.Clay bar 4.Super Resin Polish 5. Megs Ultimate compound/Ultra-cut compound(mild abrasive to remove swirls) 6.Ultra-deep Shine 7.Wax
...Thats just the car, then there the wheels

 

[tafder]

Have you considered getting a polisher? they are starting to get surprisingly cheap, and if you wash frequently, can become a good investment. I've recently used a Meguiar's G220, and was impressed

 

[jamie84]

Yes its well worth getting a machine polisher as above iv got a megs g220 and with a bit of practice and the right products you can get some very good result.

I did my nhb ep3 r last week when i got it and got it to about 90% swirl free,youve got no chance of getting that by hand,as said earlier youll only fill and not remove them.