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@dinoreno | |
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Is thier any cheap ways to remove scratches from my paintwork? The type of scratches that look its been washed with a brillo pad in a circle motion. Do not want to buy/rent a buffing machine. so any ideas please? |
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@oasisuk | 24 May 12 |
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t-cut
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@dinoreno | 24 May 12 |
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Do i need the swirl wax or colour match one? cheers
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@oasisuk | 24 May 12 |
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i've used the t-cut original, its quite abrasive so be careful and wax after but it does work
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@dinoreno | 24 May 12 |
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i will just try it on the Bonnet. Last time i let a kid wash my car without checking what kind of sponge he has lol. 
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@xvansx | 25 May 12 |
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Shouldn't use a sponge to wash a car. A woollen cloth mitt is better.
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@campa | 25 May 12 |
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original t cut  i've tried the coloured 'paint restorers' and they don't really work as well. The colour match waxes can be quite good though
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@motoguyx | 26 May 12 |
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t cut is harsh.. try sumit by turtle wax and just take longer.. its easier to work with too
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@pryerlee | 26 May 12 |
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I'm a car valeter... just mix a little t-cut in with the Polish, then buff with M3 hand glaze
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@d4dawg | 31 May 12 |
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If love your car stay away from out dated t cut cr*p!! Get ultimate compound from maguiars 9, pack of baby wipes, clean car, put liberal amount on wipe, and rub away,circles lines etc no difference as non directional compound with grade that dissolves so can't as t cut, ruin paint as its like using one grade of sand paper, whereas this dissolves. Try all over car then wax even use power buffer if have one- amazing results!!
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@d4dawg | 31 May 12 |
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Ps, gold cla55 maguiars or colour magic to bring paint back:)
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