[Lycosa]

Does anyone have any opinions on this product? I read that it was good for removing swirl marks from your car.Has anyone used it and if so what were your results?

 

[blkbute]

hmm, Im sorry I do not know. When you see the commercial for it, it looks like one of those low budget gimmicks. Its the same with Dura Shine, I want to know if anyone knows anything about this product as well. But yeah, I have some light hair scratches on the car that I would like to fix up, same with those swirl marks.

 

[gaewsky1]

I have not tried GS27, but I have tried Durashine. It didn't coverup the scratches or swirl marks but the car did shine more so than waxing. I received many compliments on the shine. Just my opinion.

 

[blkbute]

No, the question about Durashine is with the water comming off the car, because I have noticed a couple small pit marks on the car, they could be due to small stones though.. does it keep the car dry is my question

 

[Acc-Risk]

Originally posted by Lycosa:
Does anyone have any opinions on this product? I read that it was good for removing swirl marks from your car.Has anyone used it and if so what were your results?

Gack! If it's too good to be true, it probably is...

Don't even use that crap on your car.... use your head....

 

[dodgeguy]

Gs 27 does help with a very minor swirl but other than that don't waste your money.

 

[Acc-Risk]

Originally posted by dodgeguy:
Gs 27 does help with a very minor swirl but other than that don't waste your money.

The same thing can be accomplished with a 3 step mcguires... The cleaner and polish does the same thing, but better...

 

[JimCar28]

Not sure about that brand name but I use one of the other brand scratch remover, same claims. It is simply polishing compound. I use it to clean stuff out of the paint or prep a spot before applying touch up. Works for that or for polishing out light scratches or swirl marks if you work in a small area and apply plenty of elbow grease. If used this way don't forget to rewax the area since it will remove the wax or whatever. For more than a small area I agree about the Mcguires products. Wish they still made Classic Car Wax.

 

[gise1]

I have gs27 and it works to a degree. it removes scratches that can't be felt when you run you finger across it. ones you can feel it makes it less noticable. I mean when you get a scratch you get a white line. gs27 gets rid of that white line but you can still see the scratch. but gs27 isn't only for automotive use. it can get scratches out of other things as well. haven't tried the other things, like plastic.

 

[btc909]

GS27 is junk don't waste your money. For VERY fine scratches it helps out a little bit. But don't go scratching your car with a quarter & expect this junk to take the scratch out.

 

[grimmster]

For swirl/scratch removal, use 3M SMR (AKA 3M Perfect-It. Should be able to find at a bigger chain stores for about $12.

[ September 17, 2001: Message edited by: grimmster ]

 

[Thrasher]

i had my ride at the dealership, and they polished it all up for me..and put swirls all over it...

i'm just gonna have em stick it under the buffer and fix it.