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Hey everyone, a guy that is doing paint work on our R mentioned to Bill that to keep from getting swirl marks on our cars to use a "damp" cotton only towel when drying them. We need to spray them till they are damp when starting to dry them and not start with a dry towel. And don't use a circular motion. Roll the towel up and dry. He also mentioned to use a squeegie first to get the excess water off. He said to go to Costco to get one like he uses on his 67 GTA Fastback.
We really appreciated that information as we always start with a dry towel and Bill has spent hours getting the swirl marks out of Bullette this summer! We don't want to put any back on for God's sake! :smile:
We really appreciated that information as we always start with a dry towel and Bill has spent hours getting the swirl marks out of Bullette this summer! We don't want to put any back on for God's sake! :smile: