Scratches

[Brooner]

Since owning the blue flash since new i've had a few light scratches on the body here and there i'd like to know if anybody knows of a good scratch remover other than getting it done by a garage the colour is noggie blue and shows every scratch

Thanks Stephen [img]images/graemlins/s4anogaro.gif[/img]

[Bushy]

Scratch X or body scrub from Meguiars

try www.extremecarcare.co.uk

Cheers

[Brooner]

Thanks for the info i've ordered a kit i take it ist your site? i'll awate the kit and report the results
many thanks Stephen [img]images/graemlins/clap.gif[/img]

[Bushy]

Nice one, seen the order, will dispatch tomorrow [img]images/graemlins/thumbs.gif[/img]

[Brooner]

Cheers [img]images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img] [img]images/graemlins/s4anogaro.gif[/img]

[JJRS4]

I put an order through this evening but not sure if its gone through OK. Something about membership numbers I didnt understand.

[Bushy]

No didnt see one

Do you want to pm me your order and i will see if i can help you out

Cheers

[stuartridge]

What were the results of the scratch product on the noggie

[Golich]

Personally I can vouch for good old T-CUT. I've used it for over 20 years on everything from motocross plastics, or re-sprayed cars where the paint has gone a little cloudy or orange peel effect to quite bad scratches on my girlfriend's year old Fiesta.

Never fails to give consistent results you just have to rub the T-CUT in for a good bit then remove by polishing off. Inspect how much paint you have removed by the reduction in the depth of the scratch then decide whether you have removed some more. But be careful today’s modern two pack paints are very thin. You don't really have much thickness of paint to remove before your through the clear lacquer and onto the base colour!