They arent too bad, they are there. What could I use to get these out/ And do I need a buffer/polisher to do so?


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Yeah you will need a buffer to make it easier on you . You will wear your arm out trying to rub the swirl marks out . But stop by any autopaint supply store and get some swirl remover . Meguiars makes it and some other companies also offer it .


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Never used a buffer, and I hear its easy to burn the paint if used wrong.


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yep...all depends on the power...and definately wouldnt recommend using a powerful rotor if its your first time, and its YOUR car

i use scratch x
it doesnt get rid of all scratches...like when dogs jump in one window and out the other. stupid dogs. from a distance of about 5 ft you cant tell...but if you get close enough...its there.
scratch x and then some wax will make a car nice n shiny.
just dont use a lot of either or your arm will be hurtin for a couple of days.