Scratch Removal from Car

[matt186 10]

Hi Guys,

 

I was wondering if anyone could recommend a place that does a good job at removing scatches. I accidently went crazy with a sponge leaving loads of scratches on my new car. They are not too deep so I think they could possibly be sorted out.

 

Any recommendations would be great

[martss 10]

Are they too deep to it your self with T Cut?

[matt186 10]

I think Ive done enough damage myself so im keener to get someone else to look at it

[martss 10]

T Cut wont damage it, or try some coloured wax.

[matt186 10]

like i said, would just prefer someone with a bit of expertise to have a go

[Ginner 10]

T Cut wont damage it....

You've got to be joking mate. T-cut is one step away from using a scouring pad.

 

Take it to a reputable bodyshop. They'll let you know if the scratches can be buffed out. And while you're there, ask 'em if they ever use T-cut...

[Chewbacca 10]

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[martss 10]

I'm not joking, I've used T Cut loads of times and never had any problems with it. If the scratches are only light and are in the clear lacquer coat, T Cut, in my experience will get rid of them.

[Strix 11]

T-cut only gets rid of scratches by removing the material they were in in the first place

 

You don't use T-cut on a new car as removing the laquer will invalidate your anti-corrosion warranty.

 

I'd try a good clear wax on it first, then seek professional help if it looks no better

[Grandad.Malky 11]

If we are talking about swirl marks and light scuffs I would recommend, T cut then a coloured polish then a quality wax, plenty of elbow grease.

 

If we are talking about anything deeper then you will need a provisional job.

[hockeybear 10]

I think theres a mobile scratch repairer especially for this type of job, I can't remmeber the name but I'm sure its a national franchise, try googling you might have some luck

 

If its Chips away you're thinking of, I know it is a franchise and so I can't call them all but you can still see every scratch they have repaired on my car.

Rather than T.Cut I prefer Autoglym cutting polish, and then a good coat of wax. If its good enough for Aston Martin........

Dave..

[Pook 10]

autoglym is the best. wash with their car shampoo then wax it with their colour restrorer. amazing stuff