Cant Find Swirls - HELP!

[crime2]

So I am working on the wife's car and have done the following:

 

GWC

APC

Adams Fender Brush

Adams Boris Hair Brush

Adams Lug Brush

 

Dawn Wash

Wash With Product That Removes Iron

Adams Wash

 

DS

Adams Clay

 

So I get done with the clay and pull out the lights to see what plan of attack I am going to use.... SSH, SHR, FMP blah blah blah.

 

I start to look at the paint and am not seeing any swirls, move the lights and still nothing. Spend about 20 minutes moving the lights using a LED flashlight and can not find a thing.

 

Is this possible? I have some pics below and would love some input if I am missing something.

 

[THE Mook]

Try the worlds biggest flashlight bout high noon.

the Sun tells all.

 

Also, a 500w work light doesnt hurt.

[crime2]

Try the worlds biggest flashlight bout high noon.

the Sun tells all.

 

Also, a 500w work light doesnt hurt.

 

Will have to wait for the sun. I am using 2 500W halogen shop lights.

[THE Mook]

1000w and NOTHING?

 

HOLY SMOKES REALLY?

 

pure awesome.

[BlueGenCoupe]

Usually not having swirls are a good thing! If you want swirls bring it to a car wash!!

[crime2]

Not that I can find. A couple small scratches on the tailgate that I am going to work out with the 4 inch pads.

 

or

 

my eyes are going crazy!

[Chewy]

Actually, as AJ says... A flash won't lie! If they're there the flash will find it.

 

 

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[crime2]

Usually not having swirls are a good thing! If you want swirls bring it to a car wash!!

 

I am with you on that. Just shocked after a Chicago winter. I was good and it only when to the touch less if I did not wash it.

 

Time to get out the MSW, BG, and APW.

 

Looks like my night just opened up.

[Bill-V8V]

Sounds like a case of good wash technique to me :thumbsup:

 

If you don't see any in the sun just do a light polish then pat yourself on the back for a job well done

[MAYBEN]

nice deal

[Chris@Adams]

I would put the lights away and rejoice!

[1anonly]

If this is the case, that's awesome! However, I got a feeling that they're there. I have had a hard time seeing swirls on high metallic paint jobs, especially light colored ones. I can put 1000W halogens on the paint and see nothing. Then I'll see a swirl from the reflection of a 60w bulb in my garage lights. It's weird. Like Chris stated, try a camera flash. Or wait until tomorrow and look at it under the sun.

[Grubrunner]

Get a high quality light and I'm certain you'll see them.... if you're that concerned about them.

 

I was in the same boat as you just a few years ago..... until I went THIS route and saw the light [so-to-speak].

 

All kinds/types of things will "pop" at you that, even the sun light [depending on air quality], will NOT show up under just about any other condition.

[dipolley]

If you are disappointed with not having any swirls, trade the car in and get a black one. LOL.

[3PedalMINI]

If you are disappointed with not having any swirls, trade the car in and get a black one. LOL.

[livingwater]

Your ride is extreme looking.