Removing Fine Scratches
#1
Removing Fine Scratches
94 Lexus LS400 137k has a few light scratches on the trunk and on the ground effects package. I don't want to paint the entire car but my wife wants them gone.
What have you tried that worked?
Thanks. MoJoMan
What have you tried that worked?
Thanks. MoJoMan
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Mojo, I'm moving your thread to the detailing forum.
There are many threads here that already address your exact question - suggest you search for 'scratch' and 'fine scratch' in this forum using the advanced search feature for instant answers, no waiting
There are many threads here that already address your exact question - suggest you search for 'scratch' and 'fine scratch' in this forum using the advanced search feature for instant answers, no waiting
#6
The FIX IT thing is like a mini orbiter. I wonder what the RPM of that is...and if its random...haha
ScratchX works quite well, just put in a bit of elbow grease and you'll be fine. Do it long enough and you'll have bigger muscles
ScratchX works quite well, just put in a bit of elbow grease and you'll be fine. Do it long enough and you'll have bigger muscles
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#8
You should post up some pics of the scratches for us to determine what will be needed. Often times scratch X is just a temporary fix especially if done by hand and after washes scratches come right back, wetsanding then polishing would be a permanent fix, depends on how deep they are.
#9
SCRATCH-OUT.
http://www.kitwax.com/html/kitProducts.htm
The best light-scratch, stain, and discoloring remover I have ever seen...at the best price. Wal-Mart has it in my area for $1.94 a bottle.
In fact, I give away bottles of it as gifts to new-car purchasers I know. It will work on almost any paint problem if it is not too deep.
http://www.kitwax.com/html/kitProducts.htm
The best light-scratch, stain, and discoloring remover I have ever seen...at the best price. Wal-Mart has it in my area for $1.94 a bottle.
In fact, I give away bottles of it as gifts to new-car purchasers I know. It will work on almost any paint problem if it is not too deep.
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