Scratch x ?
Scratch x ?
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silverback mike

11,293 posts

283 months

Saturday 17th February 2007
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nuts

Roberto Rica

306 posts

237 months

Saturday 17th February 2007
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Mike

You look to be in some distress there. It's for use on scratches on your car's bodywork not on yer ass!

Rob


Edited by Roberto Rica on Saturday 17th February 10:19

silverback mike

11,293 posts

283 months

Saturday 17th February 2007
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hehe Not me...I didn't put the post on, just wondering what it was all about really.

V8 Devil

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3,556 posts

263 months

Saturday 17th February 2007
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Sorry guys and girls, it was me that posted. As i was washing the car the bucket caught on the side of the car putting a small scratch on it. I had heard of scratch x and wondered how abrasive it is and if anyone had tried it. I since went to my local chips away who will polish out the scratch for £15 so decided to let him do it. I would still be interested in any info on this product. I have ordered some anyway as it is meant to be good for getting rid of swirls and give the car a shiny finish ready for polish and wax.

Nano2nd

3,426 posts

286 months

Saturday 17th February 2007
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V8 Devil said:
Sorry guys and girls, it was me that posted. As i was washing the car the bucket caught on the side of the car putting a small scratch on it. I had heard of scratch x and wondered how abrasive it is and if anyone had tried it. I since went to my local chips away who will polish out the scratch for £15 so decided to let him do it. I would still be interested in any info on this product. I have ordered some anyway as it is meant to be good for getting rid of swirls and give the car a shiny finish ready for polish and wax.


I actualy went to a Meguiars open day today u need to preform the "fingernail test" if the scratch is big enough to catch your fingernail in then scratch x won't remove it, its really for swills and very light scratches...

if the sratch in through the clearcote then it will need filling, if not it might "polish" out with a DA