🔮 Meguiar’s Mirror Glaze Swirl Remover 2.0 – Fine Swirl Removal Cleaner/Polish - 16 oz, M0916 Review

All I can say is WOW! Where has this thing been all my life!? This stuff made my car shine like it was back on the show floor! Like a mirror! That has to be the secret all auto detailers have been keeping from us. I first used a remover to get rid of fine stains through little swirls in the finish, then I used showroom glaze and finally yellow wax. My car has never looked better! If you have large scratches you will need to use more aggressive scouring pastes and work your way down to finer…

Over the years I have done many quality restoration and paint jobs and have used many polishing fluids including Meguiar's Swirl Remover. The old product worked great. This is the first time I'm using version 2.0. It's like household glue dripping out of a bottle and it polishes like glue. I used a brand new black foam sponge on an electric polisher and it filled the whole car. I tried changing my technique many times but it always stuck together and really stuck to the paint. Maybe I got a bad

Bought a new black car and the previous owner didn't bother with the paint job. Curls, micro-scratches, a bit of everything. I couldn't polish it completely under the hood, but the doors, trunk and roof are sanded well. I currently camouflaged the car as I wasn't sure how much sand was in it. You need to apply wax #26. I have the paste version because I like the thicker protective layer. This will help seal it. Next I apply a coat of wax that I use on my other cars and finish with a ceramic…

I've tried the product with wool buff and foam buff and small buff 6. On black paint it won't remove twirl but leaves a killer mirror finish. looks like I cast the car in a clear plastic bowl. TO UPDATE. I still needed to remove the swirls from my black car so I called my friend who owns a body shop and asked what he uses, his work always looks good. He told me to buy a 3m Perfect One, Two and Three, the pods are color coded for the bottle in white, blue and black and a bottle of Meguiar's Gold

I grew up in a car dealership where I learned how to apply all kinds of primer/paint/clearcoat. Then we learned how to block and wet the sand, removing burrs with a linear buffer to a glossy finish. So I know what I'm talking about. I have been using this line and this particular product for 25 years. For small to medium "daily" scrapes from sleep brushes, car washes, jack stands rubbing against your fairing, THIS is the best there is. never let me down For above average scrapes you need to…