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BLACKMK4SUPERCHARGE said:
Cheers MIQ..
,have found light swirl marks now,need to try and get these sorted,started cleaning mine after looking at your detail of forum members car,looked really good,he must of been well chuffed.
It's impossible not to get swirls when washing black even with a micro mit and 2 x buckets Ime doing my car next Saturday.

To be fair they are dramatically reduced, also have a look when next parked up at other back cars you will notice how bad they are and how minor the swirls are on yours, I went to alderly edge last week for a meal outside the restaurant was 2 x ferraris, Bentley, a Lamborghini and a RR phantom, all of them had swirls.

Yes he was chuffed he actually looked excited when I showed him the side that was worse once it had been done (he lives on a lane and the trees and bushes rub on it)

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It's impossible not to get swirls when washing black even with a micro mit and 2 x buckets Ime doing my car next Saturday.

To be fair they are dramatically reduced, also have a look when next parked up at other back cars you will notice how bad they are and how minor the swirls are on yours, I went to alderly edge last week for a meal outside the restaurant was 2 x ferraris, Bentley, a Lamborghini and a RR phantom, all of them had swirls.

Yes he was chuffed he actually looked excited when I showed him the side that was worse once it had been done (he lives on a lane and the trees and bushes rub on it)

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Yeh know what you mean,there is a black Vectra that parks opposite my house when the sun shines on it the swirl marks are all over it,looks clean though,Wouldnt be happy driving my R down that lane.
 

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