as stated I bought this off of ebay a month ago and it looks like the face hit the cement and slid.. what would you guys suggest to get rid of it?

 

Meguire's Plastix.

 

Mother's plastic polish. If deep enough, 2000 grit sand paper, then plastic polish. Lots of elbow grease. GL

 

Sell it to me bro.

 

what is it for, do u need a turbo or can u run it on a NA car?

 

HAHA cant do it got it for too good of a deal 150 shipped

It is more effective on a turbo car but there are some people have seen peek gains of 30 hp in higher rpms haha thats where I lose to my buddys 07 Si..we tend to run extremely rich up top


Im pretty sure I hafta sand it cause if I use my nail and go across I can feel it. but my question is there seems to be a anti glare coating or something on top so would it be a good idea to sand it? Also which is better mothers or meguire's?

 

Meguires Unigrit 3000grit sandpaper (really doesn't feel like sandpaper) and Plastix

I have used that combination to get cd's looking brand new.

 

I couldnt find any grit higher then 1500 is this too low? will i be doing more harm then otherwise?

 

Keep in mind if the lettering on the front of the safc is on "top" then it will probably be removed. I would start with 3000 grit and work down. You can use 3000 to wetsand clear coat as a final step before buffing out so it should be pretty safe. If I can use it on cd's then it should be fine for the safc. I have also used the method on a old school "piano black" Cooler Master ATC-201 case with great results. Couldn't see any scratches and with piano black you can usually see the thinnest hairline scratches.

send me your mailing address and I can throw you one of my Meguire's 3000's. you prob only need a small piece.

soak sandpaper for 15min.
sand in circular motion
rewet if needed and sand more if scratch is deep
buff out with plastx