mike6329
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Has anyone used the above product on your car and if so, is it better to use than the original t-cut?
Colour restorer is for clear coat finished paintwork, its a cleaner/polish.
Original t-cut is not to be used on clear coat as this would (scratch) damage the finish.
mike6329
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Sorry I got the title of that thread wrong. It's this stuff that I meant -
ww.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B004SND32M/ref=redir_mdp_mobile
I can't post url's yet so I've taken the 1st w off.
thats the fast scratch remover, not the colour restorer. I presume this stuff is similar to a touch up stick?
I have a few scratches and saw this when I did some searching
ww.amazon.co.uk/gp/aw/d/B004SND32M/ref=redir_mdp_mobile
I can't post url's yet so I've taken the 1st w off.
thats the fast scratch remover, not the colour restorer. I presume this stuff is similar to a touch up stick?
I have a few scratches and saw this when I did some searching
A touch up stick to me is paint, T-cut's scratch remover is not a paint.
I've not used it, I use 3M scratch remover by hand, to remove a scratch is best by machine but all does depend on how deep the scratch is. If you do try it please do let us know how you get on. .
mike6329
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Wouldn't recommend buying this. Hardly noticable difference at all.
G.P - Would you recommend the 3M and if so, do you use special cloths to buff off etc?
G.P - Would you recommend the 3M and if so, do you use special cloths to buff off etc?
Well as I said, I use it by hand and its best to use a machine to remove a scratch, I have removed light scratch's with the 3M but with other scratch had no improvement, so yes it works on light scratch's, there are product's that can also fill, I think Auto Finesse triple removes light scratchs and fills, On this forum user Fox? may also be able to offer sound advice. .
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