View Full Version : Swirl Removal
Dudley 75
9th April 2009, 23:03
My paint work seams to of suffered the dreaded swirls and seams to have some light surface scratches. Does anyone know where I can these professionally removed in the Birmingham area?
Lates
9th April 2009, 23:30
Send a pm to member empsburna or is it empsburma, he is local to you iirc.
Dragrad
9th April 2009, 23:31
My paint work seams to of suffered the dreaded swirls and seams to have some light surface scratches. Does anyone know where I can these professionally removed in the Birmingham area?
Or does anyone know how I can DIY remove then? ;) Not so much from me but from the previous owner :confused:
Rover418275
10th April 2009, 08:10
My paint work seams to of suffered the dreaded swirls and seams to have some light surface scratches. Does anyone know where I can these professionally removed in the Birmingham area?
I have just got some Turtle Wax, Safe Cut Scratch remover (Safely removes light scratches and swirl marks.
Have not used it yet, there is a very good post about swirl marks and how to wash your car without causing any more.
Cheers:lol:
Dudley 75
10th April 2009, 10:57
I have read the thread on how to remove the swirls etc. Last time I used a polisher it was a disaster. I wouldn't mind getting it done professionaly.
tenerifemike
10th April 2009, 11:07
Having mine done today.
Will let you know how it turns out
Dudley 75
10th April 2009, 12:41
Ok.. that'll be great
Lates
10th April 2009, 18:21
I had Emps do mine last May,although I actually thought it looked good already, it looked a million dollars afterwards.:D:D:D
empsburna
10th April 2009, 21:53
I had Emps do mine last May,although I actually thought it looked good already, it looked a million dollars afterwards.:D:D:D
Cheers for the heads up. I didn't realise it was that long ago now!
tenerifemike
10th April 2009, 22:01
Picked up car after it had been to be polished. Looking really nice. Lovely shine.
Apparently he uses a wax containing palm oil.
Really pleased with the result.
empsburna
10th April 2009, 22:03
Picked up car after it had been to be polished. Looking really nice. Lovely shine.
Apparently he uses a wax containing palm oil.
Really pleased with the result.
This thread is useless without pics! ;) Where did you have it done?
tenerifemike
10th April 2009, 22:06
Yeah sorry. Meant to take some earlier but got sidetraked then it got dark
Will take them in the morning and post.
Mike
Dudley 75
10th April 2009, 23:11
Cheers for the heads up. I didn't realise it was that long ago now!
I think I contacted you today via your website. You quoted me £350 I think. Paul.
empsburna
10th April 2009, 23:30
I think I contacted you today via your website. You quoted me £350 I think. Paul.
Hi Paul, I remember your email. Two day correction and protection. We are working tomorrow if you would like to pop down for a cuppa and a chat and we can run the paint thickness guage over and have a look under the inspection lighting. Our base is opposite sandwell hospital.
Paul
Dudley 75
11th April 2009, 11:00
Hi Paul, I remember your email. Two day correction and protection. We are working tomorrow if you would like to pop down for a cuppa and a chat and we can run the paint thickness guage over and have a look under the inspection lighting. Our base is opposite sandwell hospital.
Paul
Thanks for the offer but I can't today. Will probably be the week after next. The other half has plans for next week as it is the easter holidays! (Grrrr).
CDTi
11th April 2009, 11:13
I think you need to use a DA polisher like the Megs G220 to remove the swirls properly.
Waxes and other products with fillers are really only temporary, although they may look great for a few months.
Have a look here (http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=2569) for top tips..
StevenWilliams
11th April 2009, 11:19
Having mine done today.
Will let you know how it turns out
Just in time for cosford
vBulletin® v3.8.11, Copyright ©2000-2024, vBulletin Solutions Inc.