Swirl marks in black paint on my Supercrew
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Swirl marks in black paint on my Supercrew
I used liquid NUCAR polish on the bed of my Black Screw, and now have swirl marks in the paint!!!
I washed the truck before using the polish, and used a 100% soft cotton cloth to apply it, and was amazed that I ended up with the swirls.
The label says "Safe for all clear coated finishes".
Any ideas what went wrong?
How do I get rid of the swirl marks without going to a paint shop?
Any help will be much appreciated!
Thanks, Bru
I washed the truck before using the polish, and used a 100% soft cotton cloth to apply it, and was amazed that I ended up with the swirls.
The label says "Safe for all clear coated finishes".
Any ideas what went wrong?
How do I get rid of the swirl marks without going to a paint shop?
Any help will be much appreciated!
Thanks, Bru
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Swirls are not caused by the polish but by the way they were applied. It's your fault.
They are probably because you used a 100% cotton towel.
Also, you need to make sure you actually have 100% cotton towels and not 100% cotton loop towels. The 100% cotton loop towels usually will have a polyester backing which is bad.
Anyways, towels are bad for applying a polish. Good for buffing residue off though.
Get foam pads and use a back and forth motion when you polish. i.e. don't go in little circles.
They are probably because you used a 100% cotton towel.
Also, you need to make sure you actually have 100% cotton towels and not 100% cotton loop towels. The 100% cotton loop towels usually will have a polyester backing which is bad.
Anyways, towels are bad for applying a polish. Good for buffing residue off though.
Get foam pads and use a back and forth motion when you polish. i.e. don't go in little circles.
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