If I may ask, which is "easier" to remove between swirl marks and cat scratches?
For a covered garage, how do you prevent the cats from sleeping and playing on your car?
If I may ask, which is "easier" to remove between swirl marks and cat scratches?
For a covered garage, how do you prevent the cats from sleeping and playing on your car?
swirls, from what i understand, are very shallow scratches involving the clear coat only. they may be remedied by buffing/polishing, for as long as the clear coat lasts.
animal scratches, if they go thru the clear coat, might not be buff-able anymore.
"we all have our schemes on how to prevent animals from playing with our cars."
in our instance, we had a carpenter build us movable wood-or-metal-framed standing screens.
but we are utterly helpless against bats and birds, when they bomb our cars with their... body metabolites. perhaps, a car cover...!! bwahahaha!!
Last edited by dr. d; January 9th, 2018 at 11:44 AM.
You could get one of these:
Then your OCness will only have to worry about the touchless carwash.
But I agree, from a practical standpoint trying to avoid swirlmarks is just about impossible if you use the car.