WHATS BETTER

[iani]

never used t-cut was wondering whats best to use, original t-cut or a colour t-cut?

should have said it for a t plate astra second car, run around, paint is starting to go the milky white way just wanting to tidy it up really, not looking for a stunning show car finish or anything like

[belleair302]

Why are you thinking about T-Cut at all. Give the car a really good polish, having washed it, then add some protection to the paintwork, with a carnuba wax. Don't need to spend silly money and you can geta good result if you take a few minutes at each stage. Both Meguairs and Autoglym will provide reasonable products for an over the counter product or do some research on here for something more specific.

[iani]

t-cut because i know it can restore original colour to the car, thinking a polish will just polish the car ?!?!

i dont intend to be spending lots of money on this and not really wanting be using more that one product

i dont usually bother doing these things myself but intend to on this occasion

[HRG.]

T-cut is ancient, there are far better modern colour restoring products on the market.

[iani]

HRG. said:

T-cut is ancient, there are far better modern colour restoring products on the market.

suggestions????

[HRG.]

How much (or little) do you want to spend?

[iani]

cheap as poss. like i said its only a second car run around for the misses, really just tarting it up to keep her happy

what do you suggest??

[HRG.]

For budget use the Autoglym paint restorer should do the job. They suggest you try the Autoglym SRP first.

[iani]

cool cheers for that, have some srp in the house will give it go

[mneame]

Unless you finish the job with some sort of protection to the paint, ie a wax, you'll end up doing the job again in a few months.

[iani]

mneame said:

Unless you finish the job with some sort of protection to the paint, ie a wax, you'll end up doing the job again in a few months.

what do you suggest then??