Caught a glimpse of my metallic black Audi today. The paint/Lacquer is very swirly and looks like spiders webs all over it. What's the best product to remove these? Or am I best of getting it done by a detailer.
Swirls/ Spiders webs
- Thread starter Shaunos
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Yup, a professional detailer will be able to offer a paint correction service.
Even if you have the kit, it will still take a lot of time and patience, so paying a professional is a good option. You're also paying for their experience and expertise. For example, Audi paint tends to be pretty tough, so they'll know the best products to use to get great results.
Even if you have the kit, it will still take a lot of time and patience, so paying a professional is a good option. You're also paying for their experience and expertise. For example, Audi paint tends to be pretty tough, so they'll know the best products to use to get great results.
Poorboys Blackhole is a glaze that contains fillers that will hide the swirls and spiders webs. Its easy to apply by hand or machine. Its only a temporary fix though and will need a proper polish to get rid of them.
Once applied you will need to seal it with either a sealant like Auto Glym extra gloss protection and / or a good wax.
Once applied you will need to seal it with either a sealant like Auto Glym extra gloss protection and / or a good wax.
I've got Poor Boys Black Hole and also Poor Boys Natty Paste. Is this Natty paste enough to seal?
