possible to get rid of spider webbing?

[TMC2k1]

only visible in harsh sunlight but it is rather annoying Possible at all to remove these..like i said it has to be real harsh sunlight like this afternoon. But hopefully there is a way to remove it

[Mr. Luos]

Are you refering to your paint?

[TMC2k1]

yeah..like i said only in harsh sunlight..i just noticed it today

[Mr. Luos]

Okay.
It shows up REALLY bad on black. Swirling.

I use Meguiars.
Check out this thread, I outlined what I do.
http://www.automotiveforums.com/vbul...d.php?t=583584

[TMC2k1]

Its not swirling from wax..its circles of tiny tiny hairline scratches..Is swirling another term for hairline scratches in a circle? I thought swirling was something else which happens with waxing.

[Mr. Luos]

Waxing shouldn't cause swirling. It should help get rid of it.

Are you able to get pics of it??

[TMC2k1]

Ok i was misinformed. I always thought swirling was from improper waxing. Ill get some pics and put em up..hold on.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6...2k1/spider.jpg

Had to find a spot where i could zoom in real good to see it..

[brass_monkey93]

Meguiars Cleaner Wax works good as a swirl mark remover. 3M also makes a product that i use when i buff cars call "swirl mark remover" that works wonders, its rather pricey though.

[giddyup50]

Originally Posted by brass_monkey93

Meguiars Cleaner Wax works good as a swirl mark remover. 3M also makes a product that i use when i buff cars call "swirl mark remover" that works wonders, its rather pricey though.

I have used both, both great products and well worth the extra money!!

To avoid getting those swirl marks, you may also want to move your hand in a straight back and forth motion when waxing instead of in a circle (sounds like I'm talking about something else doesn't it?). Sorry, couldn't resist the joke. Anyway, I heard about that about 10 years ago and tried it and it worked great especially on dark cars. You may want to not rub so hard either, that might help prevent getting those scratches again.

Anyone, correct me if I'm wrong but, I always thought spiderwebbing was when your paint had very small cracks that spread out because it was drying out.? GOOD LUCK

[TMC2k1]

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...nce&n=15684181

Thats what i need? Will it get rid of them all or just make it less noticeable?

Originally Posted by giddyup50

I have used both, both great products and well worth the extra money!!

To avoid getting those swirl marks, you may also want to move your hand in a straight back and forth motion when waxing instead of in a circle (sounds like I'm talking about something else doesn't it?). Sorry, couldn't resist the joke. Anyway, I heard about that about 10 years ago and tried it and it worked great especially on dark cars. You may want to not rub so hard either, that might help prevent getting those scratches again.

Anyone, correct me if I'm wrong but, I always thought spiderwebbing was when your paint had very small cracks that spread out because it was drying out.? GOOD LUCK

[giddyup50]

I don't know. Cleaner wax will take out the dirt in the paint and possibly take out the scratches in the clear. That's what it looks like you have. If that doesn't work try SMALL AMOUNT OF RUBBING COMPOUND WITH HAND AND VERY VERY LITTLE PRESSURE!!!!!!!! DO NOT USE A BUFFER AND RUBBING COMPOUND!!!!!!!!!

The cleaner wax should work though, try it first. Meguir's or 3M. Both great but, I prefer 3M.

[TMC2k1]

When i first got my car my mom bought me Meguiars Gold Class Liquid Car Wax..Would that remove the swirls or should i just go get the cleaner wax?

[TMC2k1]

Originally Posted by giddyup50

I don't know. Cleaner wax will take out the dirt in the paint and possibly take out the scratches in the clear. That's what it looks like you have. If that doesn't work try SMALL AMOUNT OF RUBBING COMPOUND WITH HAND AND VERY VERY LITTLE PRESSURE!!!!!!!! DO NOT USE A BUFFER AND RUBBING COMPOUND!!!!!!!!!

The cleaner wax should work though, try it first. Meguir's or 3M. Both great but, I prefer 3M.

I have swirls all over in harsh sunlight Its not in just 1 particular spot

[giddyup50]

Don't know. Never used that. Try it. If it doesn't then look for Meg. cleaner wax (step 1). Or the 3M. Look at the label front/back to see what they do.

[giddyup50]

If those don't work try the rubbing compound but TAKE YOUR TIME AND BE VERY VERY CAREFUL!!!!!!! BY HAND ONLY!!!!!!!! NO BUFFERS!!!!!!!!!