Product Description

Meguiar's Swirl Remover eliminates fine scratches and swirl marks while providing a dark, dramatic shine. Bring surfaces back to a like-new condition with deep gloss and shine.

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1849 in Automotive
• Brand: Meguiar's
• Model: M0916
• Number of items: 1
• Dimensions: 1.80" h x 4.10" w x 8.80" l, 1.37 pounds

Features

• Removes fine sctratches and swirl marks
• Provides a dark, dramatic shine
• Deep gloss cleaner/polish
• Formulated to reduce splatter and make application and wipe-down easier

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Customer Reviews

Most helpful customer reviews

12 of 13 people found the following review helpful.
After 20 years, it's still my favorite car finish product
By Jane Gallagher
I was introduced to Meguiar's tan bottle products about 20 years ago when I asked a man in an auto body shop what products he was using on a car that looked incredible. He told me the key was Meguiar's #9 Swirl Remover, which, when used properly, removes swirls marks that inevitably get into vehicle paint from things like car washes (or washing at home with dirty water in the bucket or a dirty sponge), or from waxing or polishing with overly coarse compounds.

Meguiar's tan bottle products come in a variety of abrasive formulations, of which Swirl Remover is the most gentle and should be used last. If your vehicle has heavy paint oxidization, you'll probably need to start with something like #1 Medium Cut Cleaner or #2 Fine Cut Cleaner. It's the same idea as polishing rocks or jewelry or using sand paper; you start with the highest level of abrasive needed for the job and then work your way up to a light or fine abrasive, which is basically what #9 is.
< br />The results with Meguiar's Swirl Remover are terrific, especially if applied with a machine (you can apply it by hand, but it will take a long time to do it right and you will be tired). I recommend following with a wax that does NOT have a "cleaner" in it, as the cleaner will basically undo the fine polishing that #9 is designed to accomplish. Be sure to use the product on a clean car parked in the shade, preferably on a day with low humidity. Use clean, 100% cotton towels to wipe the product off after it's dried, or else you'll end up putting scratches back into the paint.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Excellent
By Book Carpenter
This is an excellent product, and it does exactly what it says it does. It gently buffs out those irritating swirls that somehow develop over time in the finish of every car. I use a Porter Cable 7424XP buffer, and it makes for a great combination. I've recently started using more and more Meguiar's products,and I haven't been disappointed.

4 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
Outstanding Stuff, as is all Meguiars products
By R. Hoffman
Either by hand or machine this stuff is outstanding at removing swirls, and a little goes a long way. I think one bottle will last the avg Joe a lifetime doing his cars and any neighbors that might be in need as well. My 16oz bottle was so old it became brittle and cracked, I had to put it into another bottle. It was about 20 years old and still over 3/4 full.
If using a rotary buffer (not orbital) use very light pressure and low speed because it doesn't take much to work. If using by hand or orbital use med to heavy pressure, then check it a day or more later to be sure you got it all and well enough because if you missed some spots they'll show up better after some time. So imo it's best to use this with nothing after it in order to see any missed or in-need spots the next day or so, then once you're sure it's perfect you can apply the final finish(es). #7 Polish is great for black and a variety of dark finishes, use #7 after #9, but before waxing. I prefer #26 pas te (not liquid) for my final wax, and a nice thick wet coat too. It will leave a nice deep wet look that does a great job protecting your paint from grime etc for very easy wash/rinses or dusting w/ a duster like the California Duster. For added UV protection try the #M63 Marine Paste Wax (again; paste not liquid). Always apply the soft past wax last, for example you could use another wax like their G127 or G175 too, just be sure the #26 or M63 is the final step because it's very soft so applying something over it will just ruin the effect. You can't go wrong with Meguiars products, they really are top notch and do what they say they do.