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Jeffs Werkstadt removal
I use Jeffs Werkstadt acryllic prime on my car and found a good way of removing the final bit of swirl from the car after the initial buffing. Let me make a short story long so to say. After washing the entire car and claying the hood and trunk, I applied a layer of acryllic prime. After letting it cure to a haze, I buffed it using a MF towel. When I got done, I noticed some swirling and, it appeared where the Jeffs had dried thicker, loked like lines on the paint. I found that if I rubbed hard, the lines would come out. As I didn't want to cause more damage, I tried some QD on the spot. The results were amazing. All of the swirling and other blemishes were gone and the paint looked great. Not sure if this is old news to you but I hadn't been told to do this before. Hope some other non-professional or fellow home detailer finds this useful. Thanks,
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