What solved the swirl mark issue for me was simply changing the buffing solution. I too encountered issues with heavy swirl marks when I began using the machine even though I followed the steps in the manual. I realise this is an old thread but I would still like to offer some advice since I have been using the JFJ Easy Pro for some time. Under normal daylight I cannot see any swirls, under direct electric light very faint swirls can be seen but they are considerably less noticeable than those I was getting using the JFJ supplied consumables. Very gently pat dry with a clean microfibre cloth.
Rinse the disc of with a little mild detergent and warm water and then, mist the other stack you made and repeat the process using some MER car finishing wax for a total of 20-30 seconds (checking the locking nut after every 10 seconds) and again rinse with detergent and finally plenty of warm water. Then check the Fastening hasn’t worked loose, spin again for 10 seconds and again check then repeat until the disc has had 40-50 seconds. Then add some Meguiars PlastRX (PlastX in some countries) along the lines of what the instructions tell you to do with the JFJ stuff. Now you have to mist one of the stacks with the microfibre cloth with water to make it damp. For a medium scratched CD:-10 seconds with fine wet/ dry disc repeat if scratches are still visible, but check your not trying to sand off a scratch that is being reflected from the top surface !
Then I stuck some strips of Velcro ( you’ll have to test which side sticks to the plate of the machine) to the bottom of the stack. I then stretched a microfibre cloth over this and glued it around the side of the stack. This gave me an approximate inch thick stack of glued together CDs. You do so at your own risk ! I started by glueing together around 8 old CDrs using the spindle from the cake they came on to align them. DISCLAIMER I will not be held responsible for any damage to you or your machine if you try these tips. So, in the spirit of adventure I decided to try a little diy to solve the problem. I had this problem too and tried all the tips I could find to no avail.
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