//Swordfish

<center><img src="http://photobucket.com/albums/y222/855r2catch/swirls.jpg"></center><p>I'm considering a used AMG C-class Benz and its got quite a bit of carwash swirls on the top surfaces of the car.

Before I pull the trigger I wanted to know if the swirls can polish out w/ a Porterfield job.

They're super fine and when you touch them you can't really feel them with your fingers...they're just there but not into the clearcoat.

What do you guys think ? Does a Benz have enough clear to hold luster after cutting the swirls ?

The paint is still shiney, just tons of swirls.

Thanks!

Kenny

check the detailer's forum.. there are a few AW sponsors who do it.... it'll be a bit expensive though ~ $500...

SKIroad'r

Phil, Kimchee and a few others over there have a ton of experience working on all the German cars. They will be able to give you a good read on the paint.

nynyvtecjstkickdinyo

If its truly just carwash or normal wash swirling, I'd start with a few passes with aggressive polish and a PC.

If that didnt get it done, then you'd need to go the route of a rotary with polish and see whats what.

5speed6 v.2

and a very good polish, the majority of that will buff out.

dubaudi1

You need Philyagi. (aka Phil@detailersdomain)

forced2induce

just take it easy on the bumpers, plastic heats much quicker and you'll burn through the clear.

where are you located?