Alex57r

I got a black G. Black is the worst, it requreis the most work. In my 16 car experience, white is the best. Just wash it and you are done.

G35Rhino

I have had my Blue Slate for 7 months now and have been very impressed with the lack of swirls for such a dark car. Now if I could only magically make the rock chips disappear.

I have had black cars before and they look damn good clean and waxed but once they get swirled up you have to wax them almost every time you wash it to hide that fact.

Blackjack

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All colors "swirl". Lighter colors (IP, MW) and metallic colors (BS, AG) tend to hide swirls better than darker colors and more solid colors (Red, Black, etc).

dkmura

Scratch shield paint should help with swirl marks. Particilarly in the summer, when hotter temps allow the elastic clear coat to flow better.