Waxing?

I just covered the swirls with custom outdoor pinstriping, courtesy of hundreds of trees and bushes. ;D

Use Safe Cut to remove the swirl....

Im very OCD with my cars so ...
First wash it with a good soap and wax it with "safe cut" to remove the swirl and wax it with "super glaze" to get that shine and smoothed feeling on your paint..... rub it out dont let it dry.

hahahahahha ...... ;D

You get the swirl marks if the towels or cloths used to clean and dry the FJ are dirty or are themselves causing the scratchs. Use good quality microfiber towels and you'll reduce the swirl marks. As citytrooper said, there are quality swirl removing products that you can use. Also, you might want to consider using a clay bar prior to polishing/waxing to remove impurities from the paint.

I used to be incredibly anal with paint care when I owned an s2000. With the FJ, once I got my first pinstripping, that went away. ;D

thanks, yes me to i am still very anal about the care of my new sandstorm especially since its my first real car lol. i thought car wash's caused swirls, ill try this stuff again thanks

stay away from car washes of any sort! Invest about 50$ worth into decent quality supplies and your trucks paint will love you for it.

Carbon Blue said:

stay away from car washes of any sort! Invest about 50$ worth into decent quality supplies and your trucks paint will love you for it.

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This is great advice right here!

Here's where I buy all my car cleaning products. They also have a great how-to section

http://www.autopia-carcare.com/pcdepot.html

Carbon Blue said:

stay away from car washes of any sort! Invest about 50$ worth into decent quality supplies and your trucks paint will love you for it.

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I think after all the pin stripes my trucks paint wants a divorce, it's not even that bad yet!

Oh thank Jeebus....thought this thread was about Brazilian wax jobs.