hey well i washed my tc today, and after drying it, i went out for alittle drive, i come back and i dry off the rest of the water that dripped out, and i got a dry rag and tried wipe off all the dried water marks, well later i look at my car and i notice there are hella swirls, what should i do? i tried mcguires wax, didnt reeally do the trick, kinda ____es me off, maybe the towel isnt 100 percent cotton, any suggestions? or is bsp just like that and it will never go away, anyways im losing sleep over it, just a little pet peeve

I know what you mean I have a BSP also. I am investing into a Porter Cable 7424 and some polishes. It is what a lot of guys at www.autopia.org use to remove swirls. It seems easy enough to use. You could always try removing it by hand but I think most of the Swirl Removers just fill stuff with fillers and only last temporarily.

I know what you mean I have a BSP also. I am investing into a Porter Cable 7424 and some polishes. It is what a lot of guys at www.autopia.org use to remove swirls. It seems easy enough to use. You could always try removing it by hand but I think most of the Swirl Removers just fill stuff with fillers and only last temporarily.

Yup! Definitely worth the initial investment. Meguiar's DACP and 3M PI III RC are two polishes that I like.

I know what you mean I have a BSP also. I am investing into a Porter Cable 7424 and some polishes. It is what a lot of guys at www.autopia.org use to remove swirls. It seems easy enough to use. You could always try removing it by hand but I think most of the Swirl Removers just fill stuff with fillers and only last temporarily.

Yup! Definitely worth the initial investment. Meguiar's DACP and 3M PI III RC are two polishes that I like.

I second that!!! You will love the PC, just remember to get good pads, microfiber towels, and good products. Learn...learn....learn! Autopia.com is a great learning center on taking care of your vehicle!

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