Where they come from
Poor cut and polish work, automatic brush washes, and washing with the wrong technique or a dirty mitt.
Swirl marks and spider webbing are fine scratches in the clear coat that scatter light. They are most visible on dark paint and in direct sun.
Poor cut and polish work, automatic brush washes, and washing with the wrong technique or a dirty mitt.
Machine cutting removes the scratches and dullness, then machine glazing de-swirls the surface and puts a deep gloss back.
A ceramic coating adds hardness that resists the micro scratches daily washing puts back in.
Most can. How far we go depends on how much clear coat there is to work with — which is why we inspect before committing to a process.