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Mark.W

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3rd Feb 11 at 11:22

Anyone know of any good products to remove fine scratches??

richy_p2009

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3rd Feb 11 at 11:26

g3 with elbow grease then ag srp thats what my mate does at bodyshop

Bueno

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3rd Feb 11 at 11:27

on a foam applicator pad ^^^

Steve

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3rd Feb 11 at 11:32

if you can feel the scratch with your finger nail you wont get it out with any products, certainly nothing applied by hand.

Mark.W

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3rd Feb 11 at 11:36

scratch is very light and cannot feel the scratch itself.

Twiggy

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3rd Feb 11 at 11:36

T cut scratch remover is wank!

Steve

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3rd Feb 11 at 11:38

meguairs scratch x worked ok for me once

Mark.W

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3rd Feb 11 at 11:44

Easy to use steve?

Steve

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3rd Feb 11 at 11:45

can be hard work, depends on the size of the scratch really

Bueno

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3rd Feb 11 at 11:49

on a foam applicator pad ^^^

Mark.W

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3rd Feb 11 at 12:22

Might just pop into the local bodyshop,they will have more of an idea than me on what to do,i dont wanna fook the paint work up

3CorsaMeal

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3rd Feb 11 at 12:24

rub it with salad cream and blu-tak

its FREE

Brett

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3rd Feb 11 at 12:26

Get one of those places that comes to your gaff to come out and give you a quote, should be free.

stu_c

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3rd Feb 11 at 12:26

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
rub it with salad cream and blu-tak

its FREE

wtf

Mark.W

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3rd Feb 11 at 12:43

quote:
Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal
rub it with salad cream and blu-tak

its FREE

Mark.W

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3rd Feb 11 at 12:44

quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
Get one of those places that comes to your gaff to come out and give you a quote, should be free.

Was thinking of asking Rich H for a price for a detail when the weather warms up a bit.

Mark.W

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3rd Feb 11 at 13:08

JML scratch remover any good? sure i read on a forum somewhere that it was quite good.

alan-g-w

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Registered: 9th Nov 07
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3rd Feb 11 at 13:14

T-cut scratch remover. My corsa's arden blue and it took a couple of really bad scores and scratches completely out the front bumper when I spun into a wire fence.

Piér

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Registered: 4th Jan 10
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3rd Feb 11 at 14:11

Was gonna say ask Rich H, machine polishing with a heavy compound can get deep scratches out

http://www.detailingworld.co.uk/forum/showthread.php?t=201838

Rich H

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3rd Feb 11 at 18:24

quote:
Originally posted by Mark.W

quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
Get one of those places that comes to your gaff to come out and give you a quote, should be free.

Was thinking of asking Rich H for a price for a detail when the weather warms up a bit.

I'm 5.5 hours away

If you're happy to pay travelling costs though! (Or find a few other people nearby so I can make a week of it)

and richy_p2009 - your mate is a bit of a cowboy then! AG SRP is just masking the micro marring left by the G3 so once the fillers have been washed away it'll look bloody awful!

By hand you won't really shift scratches, you can mask them though using a filler based polish.

derick-sport

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Registered: 11th Sep 10
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3rd Feb 11 at 18:52

i used meguiars cutting polish on a polishing pad on my das-6 pro done my whole car removed the scratches and lots of swirls and did not leave any marring

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