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Paperhouse |
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Member No: #14691
Joined: Jul 20 2010Location: Crawley, West Sussex |
I've seen this on various shopping channels and it appears to disguise minor scratches in paintwork. So when I saw it for sale more cheaply in a French supermarket, I decided to buy one. I haven't used it yet, but wondered whether anyone has any experience of the product. And would it be suitable for minor scratches on alloys? | ||
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ror100 |
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My dad has used one, it's terrible! It looks like he's gone over his car with black tipp-ex! Honestly, a good t-cut does a much cleaner job! |
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Paperhouse |
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Member No: #14691
Joined: Jul 20 2010Location: Crawley, West Sussex |
ror100 wrote ... My dad has used one, it's terrible! It looks like he's gone over his car with black tipp-ex! Honestly, a good t-cut does a much cleaner job! I take it that the car was black? |
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ror100 |
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yes - probably should have said that. Honestly, it's not a good clean finish. To the point where it will devalue his motor. |
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Paperhouse |
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Member No: #14691
Joined: Jul 20 2010Location: Crawley, West Sussex |
Finally go around to using this on some minor scratches to a door sill. Basically it's [%*^#@!]. Glad I didn't spend much to buy it. Wouldn't want to use it on the main body of the car. When it's fully hardened I might experiment by T cutting it down. | ||
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