My experience is that the wax needs to be buffed longer. A good buffer runs
fast enough to melt the wax so it distributes and penetrates better. It
might also
be that not enough wax was applied so that it didn;t cover completely.

Doug

"K. R. Lauzon" wrote in message
...
My fibreglass boat while it shines, if you look at it at a certain angle,
you can see swirls . and this bothers me. Has any one had an experience
like
this and what product would you recommend to remove the swirls or the wax
from a fibreglass surface?

What you are looking at, are micro scratches in the gelcoat finish. To
bring the finish up to a show quality, wet sand with 1500 grit then 2000
then 3000 and then then compound and finish with foam pad using 3m
perfect-it 3000 products that you can purchase at the local auto paint and
supply company. Its a lot of work, but you will get the results you are
looking for. Here is a link that tells the process with the photos of the
products to use. The process is the same for gelcoat and paint.
http://www.shieldfinishes.com/3mfinalfinish.asp

Don't wear your self out
Bruce