Perfect ScratchX Candidate? (Pics)
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If you can't feel it with you finger nail then scratchx is a good bet. If you can it's iffy. from my experience.
That is if you're talking about scratches in the paint. If you're talking about a scratch that on the chrome looking plastic. No, I don't believe it will work.
That is if you're talking about scratches in the paint. If you're talking about a scratch that on the chrome looking plastic. No, I don't believe it will work.
Last edited by Jolly_Green_Giant; 08-31-2007 at 09:12 AM.
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I can see it...yes good candidate. How I would do this?
Put some SX on a MF towel using your finger as the "point of contact" press hard using the product...this will create heat and that mark should come out.
I looks very familiar to something i worked on last weekend.
Came out with no problems at all, I was impressed.
JP
Put some SX on a MF towel using your finger as the "point of contact" press hard using the product...this will create heat and that mark should come out.
I looks very familiar to something i worked on last weekend.
Came out with no problems at all, I was impressed.
JP
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Originally Posted by RollingRock
I can see it...yes good candidate. How I would do this?
Put some SX on a MF towel using your finger as the "point of contact" press hard using the product...this will create heat and that mark should come out.
I looks very familiar to something i worked on last weekend.
Came out with no problems at all, I was impressed.
JP
Put some SX on a MF towel using your finger as the "point of contact" press hard using the product...this will create heat and that mark should come out.
I looks very familiar to something i worked on last weekend.
Came out with no problems at all, I was impressed.
JP
If heat made it come out, we could use a blowtorch...
The heat and pressure will help to break down the diminishing microabrasives in the SX in order to help to level out the scratch. Additionally, SX is loaded with fillers that will help to conceal.
I would caution you to not press down with mega-might but rather start gentle and ramp slowly into more pressure. Once you've got it where you want it, you'll likely note that the SX (or your downward pressure) will have introduced some micromarring or similar. To snare that problem, work back out of it the way you went in to it.
In short, work in with slowly increasing pressure. Then, work back out of it starting a bit more firm working out to nearly no pressure.
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Originally Posted by RockPick
Looking at it now on my laptop -- it's blatently obvious what it is. That just goes to tell me how unbelievably crappy that monitor is at my remote office. Wow.
Seeing it more clearly -- it still looks like a great candidate for SX.
Seeing it more clearly -- it still looks like a great candidate for SX.
Gonna go try out scratchX now