Koso Kustomz
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So my cat wanted to jump on my show can, and there are some light marks on the hood. What would you guys use to get them off? Its a black car
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How to get light scratch's off of hood?
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Fire0nic3FX
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Check out my thread here on swirl and scratch removal:
https://www.infinitiscene.com/searc...rter-Cable-7424XP-Time-to-tackle-these-swirls!!
Can you feel the scratches with your finger nail? If you can no amount of buffing will bring them out. You could wetsand them and compound them with a quality buffer like the PC, but there is no gurantee. If you can catch your finger nail on the scratches it will most likely need a repaint.
https://www.infinitiscene.com/searc...rter-Cable-7424XP-Time-to-tackle-these-swirls!!
Can you feel the scratches with your finger nail? If you can no amount of buffing will bring them out. You could wetsand them and compound them with a quality buffer like the PC, but there is no gurantee. If you can catch your finger nail on the scratches it will most likely need a repaint.
Koso Kustomz
Member
No, there is no lip, its like from his paw or something were he slid some. Stupid cat!
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Looking at your pictures, they are not near that bad lol
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Looking at your pictures, they are not near that bad lol
Fire0nic3FX
Member
Then it should buff out. Try it by hand first with some compound. If that doesn't work invest in a buffer.
Redlinetoys
Member
I second the opinion on Meguiar Scratch X and also Nu Finish. Both excellent products that work well by hand, but also will work well with a professional buffer and a foam pad.
I like Meguiars Ultimate Compound with a orbital buffer. Cheap, available at WalMart/Target, works very well, is very easy to use even if you have minimal experience and is very safe. Despite the name, it is a mild user friendly compound that breaks down to a fine polish, so it will remove scratches and leave a wax ready finish if you work it to a haze. It can be worked by hand, but will take more time and elbow grease...
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