Very fine spider webs on black

[Eldorado2k]

And FWIW, motor rating is part of the equation. Equally important is motor efficiency. Mike is the one who told me the Torq was a weak polisher and suggested the GG6. He prompted my response (see above). Have you actually used a TorqX tool?


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No I haven’t. I was simply reading your post and it didn’t match up to the specs I had read. Torq, Torqfx, I didn’t even know there was more than 1. Whatever, it’s not my polisher.

[andy0902]

Back to the original question, I have a '13 BMW with the same Sapphire Black Metallic paint. Last year I did a full compound, polish and seal so this year I was planning on only doing polish and seal only as I don't want to sacrifice more clear coat than I have to. I have used a number of products on it, being a noob, I have an assortment of polishes and compounds. Something about this forum, someone mentions a product that I don't have and I feel a compulsion to buy it (I know, I need a meeting.) I have used Menz 400 and 3500 with great results, but I also got great results with Megs 105/205. This time I used the Wolfgang 3.0 and tried with a white LC pad on the Flex and got minimal results on a test spot. I was thinking the Wolfgang would not do the trick, but I tried it with an orange pad and I got 80-90% correction. I was very pleased.

I guess this is a long way of saying that the Wolfgang Swirl remover 3.0 should do a great job on your black BMW.