What do you guys use for swirls and scratches?

[Shiroelex]

Optimum polish has always worked for me. Finish it off with Poorboy's Natty's blue and oh my...

That's a good combo. I use a PC 7424, Menzerna polish, Pinnacle fine swirl remover, and some good ol' Natty's Blue wax, which smells delicious. My car's paint was real bad, so I had to use a yellow cutting pad, Menzerna polish, speed 6, and alot of high pressure/slow movement to get most of my scratches gone.

 

[TeddyKGB]

Using a PC is about as simple as it gets.

I used a Pinnacle clay bar, then followed up with the new XMT 360 which was unreal at getting the swirls/scratches out and then finished with natty's blue.

Just a few pics (all products from Autogeek)

Here are a few before shots after the car wash (NTS7) but before clay:

Post clay (Pinnacle PolyClay)

Some light scrathes on my roof.

And the final product (after XMT 360 & Natty's Blue)

Notice the scratches are all gone!

and the finale....

 

[DTNODYA]

Nice job!! ^^


Helluva difference.

 

[Kraw]

I used Zaino for awhile too. Good stuff. But, after seeing what my bud did to the care with his PC, I now have one on order In fact, I was searching for it here and found a link to coastal tool. The post was over a year old, but the price was still good!

my only question is, for those of you that frequent the detailing forums, can you give me a rundown of all the acronyms? I know what PC is, but that's it. don't want to be all n00bish over there, but damn, they have WAY too many acronyms for a new guy to follow

 

[04YELLOWGT]

All right, thats does it, I'm gettin a Kenny Bell SC and comin after you.

I'll get him, its not a KB but I can still take hime out.

I love my Yellow, I just picked up a 04 DSG Lightning though and I must say its a close second.