blackpony12

Hey guys! i have a 2012 black mustang gt and ever since i got it, there have been swirl marks and slight scratches all over the car. It has been back and forth to the dealer trying to get them out, but it never seems to make a difference. I was just wondering if you guys could recommend any "black waxes" or scratch removal products that might be worth trying. I'm up to trying anything! Yes, i understand black is gonna show eveything and tough to keep clean, but im up for trying something new.

Gt500Vista

Try hand glazing it then wax it again.. Should remove all swirls

dmhines

My dealers idiot savant prep crew put scratches in my car too. Complained to dealer. When we went to talk to the prep guys they were washing new cars with a **** brush on a long stick!! They tried to buff it out .. looked good for a week but you can still see them. I wash my car with vertical wipes. All of my scratche are horizontal from the dealership. I have yet to have a single vertical scratch and I use the two bucket wash method.

One of these days I will have a professional buff out the car .. The best way to get them out it with a high speed polisher and somebody that knows what they are doing. I'll take spider webs over Holograms any day!!!

blackpony12

Yea, the idiots at the dealership do not know what they're doing. I believe I will just wait a little while and get it professionally done. It may not be cheap but will definitely be worth it!

Boss2511

this should work.
http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-733-a...isher-kit.aspx

dleblancbu

You are verifying what I thought might happen at the dealership when I took delivery of my 2013 GT in April. I told the dealer to NOT wash it, and got that in writing. You should have seen the filthy thing when I went to pick it up, and if they had washed it with the one bucket method and the broom stick with a sock on it, it would be a mess. I can thank this forum for learning that awhile back.

rmurer

GO WITH THIS.

I have a 2011 black gt though i got mine used it only had 800 miles on it. And def had micro scratches all over. i figured they would put a bit of time into trying to make it look nice.

I bought the porter cable polisher and made a huge difference on my car. Took out all if not most of the tiny scratches.

Boss2511

I actually have the flex kit and it works really fast compared to the porter cable. It just cost 399 for that kit figured the porter cable is the cheapest option out there.

Autogeek.net also sells the porter cable as a kit with wolfgang or almost any other brand polish you want and they have different pads to choose from as well.

blackpony12

Thanks for all the replys. I have been considering the Adams kit for quite some time now but recently have been told that there's a kit from autogeek that works just as well (I'll post the link below). Both kits have the porter cable. I read the Flex polisher is better but of course costs more haha. Just let me know what you think.

http://www.autogeekmobile.net/poca74pofcop.html

Boss2511

I can say that the adams kit works. it does take some time though. be sure to watch the junkman videos on the adams forum to see how its done. the adams videos on there site are edited to such that it looks like it takes three seconds.....expect to spend a weekend on the car if its really bad. but once you get it back to where it needs to be if you maintain it right you wont have to do it again for a really long time.

the kit you linked looks to be a good one as well. I have actually consider going to a ccs pad as the new gen 4 pads from adams tend to cake up badly for me.

Boss2511

I highly recommend getting this with the kit
http://www.adamspolishes.com/p-743-a...ing-brush.aspx
autogeek sells it too.

adams discount code bliss gets you 5% off I think.