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RE: Black car swirl marks - 2/11/2007 5:58:36 AM

zoomzoomwannabe

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Since I got the car, it had a ton of small hairline scratches. I tried rubbing them out by hand, but it only made things worse. I understand this is because the clear coat is very hard and it needs a higher speed/less pressure situation to clear it up. Maybe I am being too picky, but it seems worse than on the other black cars I have owned. Anyway, it will be slick as glass soon.

These microfiber towels I have are supposed to be formulated especially FOR clearcoat. What do you use? 100% cotton?

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RE: Black car swirl marks - 2/11/2007 10:48:29 AM

msp3

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I go out and buy 20$ pure white 100% cotton made in the USA towels

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RE: Black car swirl marks - 2/11/2007 11:26:55 AM

Nor_3_Cal

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quote:

ORIGINAL: msp3

also microfiber towels arent good

to do what with...

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RE: Black car swirl marks - 2/11/2007 11:30:26 AM

Nor_3_Cal

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Micro is good because of the loops are non existent with towels the loops are big no matter how soft they are dirt gets trapped in the loops...Creating more scratches...When you guys wash your cars...Top to bottom and use 2-3 fresh buckets per wash...And use a pressure washer...This will reduce fine scratches...

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