Johnxj

Thank you all for your replies and advice and the photos of your cars,I'm going to take my time on looking at different techniques for a swirl product to cover up for a couple of months and then get a proper detailer to get rid of them,I'm not going to try to completely remove them myself as I'm not confident enough and with it being a new car I will leave it to the professionals.

Hi Sam I've been washing it myself with the 2 bucket method with lambs wool glove and drying it with a big micro fibre cloth. I've had the car 4 weeks and wash it once a week,I read up on the 2 bucket method as I didn't want to make it any worse with scratches. Im trying to take in all that's needed for me to polish and wax as I've never done that before and I'm wary of doing something wrong especially with the car just 6 months old. Do I use a cloth or a polishing machine for the polish and wax ? Do you know much about an electric blower to dry off the car rather than a cloth. Thank you for your reply

Hi Peter. Thank you for the welcome Jaguar dealer had there accountant driving about in it for the first 3000 miles. Possibly him that's not washed it properly or the dealer. Thanks for your reply.

Hi I'm new to the forum and I'm looking for information on how to get rid of swirls & fine scratches on my xj. I have a portfolio xj 2015 plate,new ivory interior and black exterior,I've had my jaguar 4 weeks and have noticed swirl marks on the exterior paintwork,it's more noticeable when the sun hits it,nothing to do with me as I noticed it when buying the car,salesman said most used cars are like this,it's obviously not been washed properly,any advice.john