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After being an observer of this forum for a few days I have been searching for answer I hoped Meguiar's would have. It seems they have come through again, well we shall see...
I recently purchased a cert. pre-owned 2005 Toyota Matrix XR AWD in Black Sand Pearl. This is my frist black car as my 02 Civic coupe prior to this was silver. I have always used Meguiar's products from A-Z on the car.
Wash, clay bar, Scratch X (on the bigger ones), Step 1 Paint Cleaner, Step 2 Polish, and a Mirror Glaze coat to top it off. Not to mention Tire Foam Shine and Interior Shine detailer.
Anyways, the people at the dealer literally through a coat of quick wax on this car so I decided to start over my own way, I am very particular about this. Well after working and rubbing I do it by hand (no pun intended) the car looked great, deep wet shine, it was awesome. Well the next day I was driving home and stopped at the beach for a minute. It was sunset and when I looked at the car, swirls, swirls, swirls!!! They were everywhere. They seem pretty fine but Scratch X and Paint polish did not get them off as well as I have hoped.
I am looking into the G100 and hoping that this and the right polish will do the trick. I will take some better shots of the swirls as you cannot see them to well with these pics. But please tell me if I should stick with my process and use the G100 for just the polish application or what in order to get the car smooth and swirl free.
I recently purchased a cert. pre-owned 2005 Toyota Matrix XR AWD in Black Sand Pearl. This is my frist black car as my 02 Civic coupe prior to this was silver. I have always used Meguiar's products from A-Z on the car.
Wash, clay bar, Scratch X (on the bigger ones), Step 1 Paint Cleaner, Step 2 Polish, and a Mirror Glaze coat to top it off. Not to mention Tire Foam Shine and Interior Shine detailer.
Anyways, the people at the dealer literally through a coat of quick wax on this car so I decided to start over my own way, I am very particular about this. Well after working and rubbing I do it by hand (no pun intended) the car looked great, deep wet shine, it was awesome. Well the next day I was driving home and stopped at the beach for a minute. It was sunset and when I looked at the car, swirls, swirls, swirls!!! They were everywhere. They seem pretty fine but Scratch X and Paint polish did not get them off as well as I have hoped.
I am looking into the G100 and hoping that this and the right polish will do the trick. I will take some better shots of the swirls as you cannot see them to well with these pics. But please tell me if I should stick with my process and use the G100 for just the polish application or what in order to get the car smooth and swirl free.
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