YOUR RESEARCHpaint scuff/scratch correction
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i had somebody reverse in to my rear bumper yesterday and the tyre carrier on the back of thier vehicle left a scuff mark on my rear bumper. It is not major but i know it is there now and would like to repair it. anybody got any recommendations for repairers who operate in North West London? chrs. Migration info. Legacy thread was 133988
Has it dented the body work? If not, won't it T-cut out? ~ Maxie Migration info. Legacy thread was 133992
no dent, no. I am not sure, its on the bumper, the scuff is quite deep in places, do you think that's worth a go? i do not want to make it worse and want as good as finish as possible.... thanks Migration info. Legacy thread was 133996
T-cutting it won't make it worse, but its definitely worth trying. I use this all the time and it removes all but the deepest scratches. It might remove part of the scuff in your case. ~ Maxie Migration info. Legacy thread was 134003
Meguiars Scratch X is good stuff.........it is less abrasive/aggressive than T cut.....takes a little more elbow grease but really does do a good job and the end result is superior IMHO......Halfrauds stock it! Migration info. Legacy thread was 134025
Try the Scratch X HML1473 route Haran. Migration info. Legacy thread was 134052
Scratch X it mate, and work it slowly and in lines (not circular) Migration info. Legacy thread was 134076
if you go for respray, you could give langley autocraft in Kings Langley a go. They have done several bits of work on my car, and the results have always been perfect. you need to speak to pete (he owns a 911, so knows his stuff) Migration info. Legacy thread was 134085
Cheers guys, will give the Scratch X a go. Migration info. Legacy thread was 134092
Not heard of Scratch X - seems to be popular amongst you guys. The only Meguiars product I use is their clay bar. ~ Maxie Migration info. Legacy thread was 134101
How did you get on, Haran? ~ Maxie Migration info. Legacy thread was 134877
crazy weekend, didn't even get round to buying the Scratch X, will have to wait til next week will let you know! Migration info. Legacy thread was 134880
ScratchX will certainly improve it, but if you can feel the scratch markedly with your nail it may need specialist attention. A while ago someone removed a deep scratch from my car with some ultrafine wet n'dry emery paper, some compound and some HD cleanse etc. Worked amazingly well, but wouldn't want to try it myself without supervision! Migration info. Legacy thread was 134890
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