Fine swirls, advice?

[diamondwhite]

After strip wash and clay bar I noticed a few fine swirls.

 

I plan to seal with LPS, but should I use revive first? Or brillaint glaze first, both?

 

I'd like to follow the seal with brilliant glaze and buttery wax.

 

Thoughts?

 

Thanks for the help!

 

Photos were taken under a 4300 lumen CFL daylight light.

[marquez93]

I can't really see them in the picture but you might have some marring from the clay. Assuming you don't have a machine polisher, I would use revive, then do paint sealant, glaze and then buttery.

[AvsBest]

You can try revive but I doubt it's going to touch swirls. Do you have paint correcting polish or paint finishing polish? That's what you would really need

[diamondwhite]

I had a hard time getting the swirls to show in a picture. I don't have any paint correction products or machine.

 

More photos. I got a few swirls with the flash this time.

[Chris@Adams]

I would first apply Revive then BG and follow up with PS. Since the swirls are light this plan of attack may work if not you would need to machine polish.

[blcksilv08]

As already stated I would try revive, glaze, sealant. In my opinion revive is a very underrated product in the Adams line up, although it really has no strong correct ability it can really shine up a finish.

[diamondwhite]

Thanks again everyone! I'll see if I can get a good before and after.

[07stanggt]

You might be able to "mask " over the fine scratches but the will  return. Only way to remove would be a machine.