Best scratch removal product?
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It really depends on what kind of scratch we're talking about.
If the button on your jeans has scored the clearcoat it will want wet sanding and bringing back with gradually finer grades of cutting compound.
If we're talking surface scratches and swirling or hazing then most body shops use either the G3 range by Farecla or 3M cutting products and a mop. Quite how agressively you need to cut back is down to the severity of the scratching.
As to which is best for any given job if you ask that on Detailing World you'll get referred back to one of many very long threads on the subject
If the button on your jeans has scored the clearcoat it will want wet sanding and bringing back with gradually finer grades of cutting compound.
If we're talking surface scratches and swirling or hazing then most body shops use either the G3 range by Farecla or 3M cutting products and a mop. Quite how agressively you need to cut back is down to the severity of the scratching.
As to which is best for any given job if you ask that on Detailing World you'll get referred back to one of many very long threads on the subject

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