how the hell do i get rid of the spiderwebs on my car, ive tried washing the shit outta it, ive tried the mothers clay bar kit and wazing the shit out of it but i cant get rid of these damn spider webs.. HELLLPPPP

sounds like egg to me.. not sure how you would have to get it off besides lots of scrubbing

are you talkin about swirl marks in your paint? ie like this http://images20.fotki.com/v330/photos/3/37057/3879918/IMG_5432-vi.jpg

If so you're gonna need a PC 7424 with some cutting pads and polishing pads to REALLY get them out.

sounds like you might need a pro detail. Or get yourself very familiar with polishing and lots of it.

First thing you need to do is get a Porter Cable 7424 DA polisher along with some good polishing pads and some good polish. You are gonna need to do some abrasive polishing if you want to get rid of them for good. Then buy some really good wash and drying products so they dont come back. Try reading www.autopia.org about 20 times.

First thing you need to do is get a Porter Cable 7424 DA polisher along with some good polishing pads and some good polish. You are gonna need to do some abrasive polishing if you want to get rid of them for good. Then buy some really good wash and drying products so they dont come back. Try reading www.autopia.org about 20 times.

he speaks the truth^^^^^ and dont forget to pick up a clay bar

alright heres an update, i bought a electric polisher its a 10 inch diameter one. Last weekend i spent all day washing clay barring and waxing my car and there still there like no other. Today i bought a bottle of meguiars polisher the "step 2" in there lil line, so tomorow ill probably try an use that.....what kind of bonnet thing should i get for my electric buffer?

alright heres an update, i bought a electric polisher its a 10 inch diameter one. Last weekend i spent all day washing clay barring and waxing my car and there still there like no other. Today i bought a bottle of meguiars polisher the "step 2" in there lil line, so tomorow ill probably try an use that.....what kind of bonnet thing should i get for my electric buffer?

They are still there because you didnt do anything to get rid of them. Using the clay bar gets the surface clean, wax protects your paint. What you needed to do was use the step 2 polish after the clay bar and then wax.

Now that you have wax on your car its going to be a little tough trying to polish it with a fresh layer of wax, soooo I would either wait a while until the wax wears down to try again or use some dawn dish soap to wash the car and strip the wax off and then try again.

What kind of polisher did you get? 10" is kind of large
Use a microfiber bonnet on it.

This link should help you understand what your actually working against: http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=7228

Without cutting pads and the proper polish you will not be doing anything to help your paint. Clay helps remove contaminants and wax is a protective measure. You need an abrasive.

And for God's sake do not apply or remove in circles!!!

When I got my balt a couple weeks ago, it was full of little scarches and swirls, but I got the Mothers 3 - step. Pre-waxed the whole car, then glazed/sealed it, and then put the pure carnoba wax on her and it made it look like a completely different color, :twothumbs

Have you tried meguiars scratchX yet?

scrathx the whole car?

are any of these products good for water spots on the paint mine got pretty bad

Have you tried meguiars scratchX yet?

X2 ^

Have you tried meguiars scratchX yet?


I'm gonna agree here, My last car was black, and this stuff works wonders!

if you are using a DA or other electric polishing machine, i reccomend using meguiars #7 show car glaze on the whole car with the machine and then finish with a quality wax/sealer and you will be amazed.

I have heard that meguairs swirl remover 2.0 works wonders

http://www.meguiars.com/?pro-cleaner-polishs/Swirl-Remover

alright cool well this weekend im giong to try to first scratchX it, then do the first two steps with meguiars then mothers wax and see how it goes