Hey guys I bought a das6 begining of the month I have some poor boys ssr2.5 black hole amd exp-s seleant and other veriouse bits I've picked up over the years. Just wondering how to do a proper swirl removal and paint correction. I'm guessing it's ssr black hole then seleant and the wax with the right pads and products

I would be really scared using one for the first time, but gently does is it and I'm sure you'll be fine mate

I've used 1 before on the van rob . And on mine I just want to check the method

Oh ok, let us know how it goes, perhaps a How To Guide????

Get a cheap bonnet or something from a scrap yard to practice on if you're worried.

I've used it already just don't want to be putting things on backwards if you can

With that setup sir sounds promising, never used it before so can't say what it's like. Black hole it more of a glaze, a bit of a deep filler for swirls, people will use it to cover them up but it does give an amazing deep shine. It works well on performance blue and funnily enough well on red!

Use black hole after ssr if you want to, then wax straight after that you don't need to do any more!

I need to fully correct mine again at some point as its got light scratches all over flip knows how but the swirls are low.
All i'll do is fully correct then wax nothing else needed

What about the sealant jack

I don't use dedicated sealants, my sealants is the wax.

Ok sweet cheeks

I've found the pro version of that polisher. I need to paint correct my

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polishing-...r/prod_673.html

Can someone point me in the right direction of pads and the correct "light" cutting compound to get rid of these (nothing drastic).

I assume the below might be everything I need?

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polishing-...t/prod_676.html

Pffft go rotary

I wouldn't recommend a rotary to anyone who's never used a machine polisher before.

Not unless they wanted paint taking off

This is exactly what I don't want to happen. I just want to be able to 'smarten' it up and reduce the swirls... not strip the paint down.