[Anthony]

Originally Posted by Dream Machines

Holograms are caused by working say Menzerna a little too long and all the lubrication has dried up
(parraffin oil and glycerin) and the diminishing abrasives have begun to turn into little balls or tiny strings at the same time

Holograms, ALL holograms, wheel marks, buffer trails, etc. are micro-scratches in the top coat of paint. It doesn't matter if you use wool, foam, vinyl chair coverings or sack cloth....Menzerna, 3M, Meguairs, Optimum or Oil Of Olay....they all consist of micro-scratches.

The original question was asking how or what causes swirls, in a simple nut shell, they are micro-scratches. On that I'm sure we can all agree. The other areas are mainly subjective.

Anthony

[uzj100]

Originally Posted by Anthony

Holograms, ALL holograms, wheel marks, buffer trails, etc. are micro-scratches in the top coat of paint. It doesn't matter if you use wool, foam, vinyl chair coverings or sack cloth....Menzerna, 3M, Meguairs, Optimum or Oil Of Olay....they all consist of micro-scratches.

The original question was asking how or what causes swirls, in a simple nut shell, they are micro-scratches. On that I'm sure we can all agree. The other areas are mainly subjective.

Anthony