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    May 16th, 2003 12:35 AM #1
    exterior detailling? 1st step or all 3 steps>
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    May 16th, 2003 11:42 AM #2
    Hard to say without actually seeing the car. But if it's pretty mild swirling that only appears in certain lighting conditions, oftentimes a 2-step system (if Meguiars) is enough to get rid of them. Oh yeah, make sure that the detailer doesn't glaze over the swirls instead of removing them completely.
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    May 22nd, 2003 09:59 PM #3
    it really depends on what condition of the paint, light swirl marks can be removed by using a 3M machine glaze with foam pad. Then for added protection apply 3M show car paste wax. For heavy swirl marks better use 3M perfectitII rubbing compound w buffing pad, den machine galze and wax.
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