How do I fix this?
 

Seems like under the sun I can tell little scratches all over the car. I'm guessing maybe because of in proper car wash?
Anyway, is there any way I can fix these scratches? it's very un noticeable, though it's noticeable in close up.

Thanks

try reading this site:

http://www.autopia.org

lots of auto detailing enthusiasts there. i have a black 2002 protege5 and i know exactly what you mean about noticing swirls and scratches up close.

my scratches aren't so bad right now. i can get away with "hiding" them with a couple of layers of sealer/glaze followed by wax for protection. sooner or later you'll need a polish or a more abrasive swirl remover to get rid of swirls and scratches.

if you can help it, avoid car washes and wash your car yourself with a good quality sheepskin mitt and some Dawn liquid dishwashing detergent. The Dawn has a high alkaline content and will strip off old wax so you can start with a clean car before putting on your waxes. then you can wash with a car wash shampoo that won't strip wax.

Autopia.org is an amazing place...lots of info.

Depending on how deep your scratches are, the only real way to remove them would be to use a buffer. I would not recommend doing this yourself as there is a certain amount of skill required, and you could end up doing more harm than good. As MP5Alive has said, a selaer/glaze can be used to "hide" minor swirl marks and/or scratches.

wow, thank you guys for the informative posts. You guys rock!

Meguiar's Scratch-X works pretty well for removing swirl marks, and it can be applied by hand although it's time consuming and takes a little elbow grease. Also, you MUST apply polish or wax after using it.