YOUR RESEARCHIs there a miracle cure for small scratches
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A small scratch has appeared on my offside front wheel arch. It appears to have only taken the laquer off and the colour is still there. Tried some tea cut and polish and it has helped a lot but is there anything else i can use to improve on my results ? Steve
Scratch X ([link=http://www.meguiars.co.uk/]http://www.meguiars.co.uk/[/link]) or similar from various polish manufacturers.. I had a handbag scratch across my front wing removed perfectly by it.. garyw
Thanks Gary. I'll give it a try Steve
+1 for scratchx i've done loads of freinds and my cars. don't forget to put some wax on after.
Any pics? Is it light or can you feel your fingernail grip it when you move across the scratch? A machine polisher like Porter Cable or Meguiars G220 can work wonders and give a very even finish.
Scrath X is basically a very, very mild abrasive and a filler - it will help, but won't permanently remove. The best way is a pro with a rotary. If you want more details, PM me. David
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