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Hi, can anyone advice on how best to remove some hairline scratches , our friendly neighbourly cat decided to climb onto my car leaving a coupls of hairline scrathes which has cut thorugh the lacquer??? any suggestions please, on how to cover the scratch, not kill the cat lol
Some people on here vouch for Scratch X (I think by Meguiar's) or you could go for T-Cut instead. ~ Maxie
Hi, Personally I would stay away from T-Cut and Mer from my P+J and wait for G-unit to advice. Lots on this on the pre-hacked site hopefully it will be all up soon. Cheers Alan.
Hey Maxie, Just noticed your number of posts. You have been busy :wink: Need to spend more time on here and less in work, me thinks!!! Cheers Alan
Hey Alan - This is kind of a second home to me. I love this place so much as I am learning loads on here and quip in with anything useful that I may know (not always tho'....). I had major withdrawal symptoms when the site was down for a few days! I also been on a drive with some of the guys on here and that was a real hoot. can't wait for the next one to happen. Hope to catch up with you sometime too. ~ Maxie
If they really are hairline, your scratch X should remove them. Just work the product in. You cab buy the Meguairs Scratch X from Halfords.
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