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Originally Posted by CBRich The more you wash the car the more you risk swirl marks. I only wash when necessary. If you are getting swirl marks its because you
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07-25-2009, 10:18 AM
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The only time pressure is required is when you encounter something that just won't come off. In those cases it is better to put the soap directly on your index and middle finger and apply direct pressure that way. Your flesh won't leave any swirls. |
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