Need help, scratches in clear-coat, tuxedo black
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Need help, scratches in clear-coat, tuxedo black
I created a thread awhile back about what use to remove my scratches, I tried Mother's brand scratch remover, turtle scratch remover, no luck? Anybody out there have any other choices? It's a fairly new truck, tuxedo black, scratches in the clear coat. Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated. Thanks everyone.
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#10
I agree!
There are any number of combinations, but that Meguairs seems to have the whole package. I have the Porter Cable DA, which I believe it is the same with the Meguair name on it. Three stage Wolf pads, cutting, polishing, and finishing. Along with Meguairs Pro 9, 82, and NXT. I ahve others, but that usualy works for me. I had a black 2002 F150 and 2006 Corvette and I never had problems with swirl marks.
I don't think any of those scratch polishes work. IMHO.
Last but not least, a good detail shop should be able to help.
There are any number of combinations, but that Meguairs seems to have the whole package. I have the Porter Cable DA, which I believe it is the same with the Meguair name on it. Three stage Wolf pads, cutting, polishing, and finishing. Along with Meguairs Pro 9, 82, and NXT. I ahve others, but that usualy works for me. I had a black 2002 F150 and 2006 Corvette and I never had problems with swirl marks.
I don't think any of those scratch polishes work. IMHO.
Last but not least, a good detail shop should be able to help.
#12
GLC linked a good suggestion in the other thread you started.
Since you are the owner of a black vehicle, you have two choices if you care about how it looks.
- Learn how to do this correctly yourself
- find a good pro to take care of it for you.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature...&v=kj-Yc6fZfjo
I have found this system to be quite reliable. It just plain works. I was a little pessimistic at first when the salesman was telling me about it, but it is a very effective method.
I have found this system to be quite reliable. It just plain works. I was a little pessimistic at first when the salesman was telling me about it, but it is a very effective method.