Swirl Marks

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Any car owner rightly wants to see their automobile taken care of, and having a proper understanding of threats to vehicles—both functional and cosmetic—is crucial to keep your car looking and running great for years to come. Swirl marks, which are fine circular scratches on a vehicle’s surface, are pesky imperfections that are most visible in dark-colored cars. Often caused by the use of a buffer along with the wrong type of car wax or polish, swirl marks can ruin the sheen and smoothness of a car’s finish. In New York City, swirl removal is just one of the various auto detailing services at Jeff's Detailing Center. As NYC’s top-rated detailer on Yelp, this company delivers both excellent car detailing and fine customer service. Here are

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