Swirl Mark Removal
Targeted removal of swirl marks caused by improper washing techniques or low-quality detailing cloths. Focuses on eliminating fine circular scratches that create a hazy appearance in direct sunlight.












Most standard caravans require 6-8 hours for complete cut and polish treatment, depending on size and surface condition. Heavily oxidised surfaces may need additional time for proper correction.
Cut and polish effectively removes light to moderate scratches, swirl marks, and surface oxidation. Deep scratches that penetrate through the clear coat may improve but won’t be completely eliminated. We’ll explain which defects can be fully corrected during assessment.
Caravans with gelcoat or painted fibreglass construction respond excellently. Older units that appear dull, chalky, or heavily swirl-marked see the most dramatic improvement.
Regular washing with proper techniques prevents reintroduction of swirl marks. Use proper wash mitts, two-bucket method, and avoid automatic car washes. Apply protection products every few months to preserve gloss and provide UV protection.
Cut and polish can dramatically transform older caravans. The investment is particularly worthwhile for caravans being prepared for sale — the visual improvement often justifies the cost through higher resale value.
Perth’s intense UV exposure accelerates surface oxidation and fading, making regular cut and polish more beneficial than in milder climates. Post-correction protection is critical to prevent rapid re-oxidation in our extreme UV conditions.
The final price depends on the size of the caravan, the extent of oxidation and damage to the exterior surface, and the type of paint finish requiring treatment. Larger caravans need more product and labour time. Caravans with heavy oxidation or multiple problem areas require additional preparation work. Different paint types may need specialised polishing compounds and techniques to achieve optimal results. We assess the job and provide a written quote before any work is booked.