Joey Martin

Whole passenger side of the car is swirled from a trip through a cornfield. So I need recommendations on how to repair the body without new paint. I'll get pictures soon but it's easy to picture in your head. Just light swirling all over the passenger side.

Injuneer

A "swirl" is generally meant to describe a rotary pattern from a buffer, hand polishing, or something similar. What you appear to describe are fine scratches.

I've had very good results with using Zaino Z5 for fine scratch removal (actually hiding them, not abrasively wearing away the paint). in particular a spot on the hood where a large, heavy box blew out of a neighbors trash pile in a storm, and bounced of my hood. I tried several abrasive products specifically for swirl/fine scratch removal, and they wouldn't remove it. Z5 contains no abrasives, and isn't going to destroy the clear coat.

Zaino Store : Z-5 PRO Show Car Polish for Swirl Marks and Fine Scratches

Fatdog2

I just got an e-mail from O'rielly's autoparts and the sell this product which I have not used.It's meguiar's mirror glaze professional synthetic sealant and it's suppose to hide fine scratches and such.It's $26.00.Might do a search.But the Zaino products have always been at the top of list for as long as I can remember .Hope this helps.

Injuneer

Probably no important - been a week since he posted and he hasn't signed into the site again.