T Cut

[craigw]

Was hoping to grab the benefit of someones knowledge. I have some (very) light scratches at various places on my 348.

I've tried washing then polishing the car but some still remain.

Should I use T Cut on the car or is this a bad plan? I was planning to t cut the whole bonnet then polish it with colour magic but don't want to create problems for myself.

Your thoughts gents ? ?

[M@H]

If its a light scratch try AutoGlym Paint Restorer first.. its not as harsh as T'cut, but still shifts small scuffs and marks.

Cheers,
Matt.

[ultra violent]

If its that small you can probably buff them out.

[CraigD]

Be careful with Colour Fast type products, I've used them on my car in the past and certainly wouldnt use it on any regular basis. It tends to take layers off quite well. One off probably won't hurt, I certainly wouldnt used either on my Elise unless I had a deep enough scratch to make it worth while.

[456mgt]

I've used the Autoglym product, and I prefer it as it is less abrasive than T cut. Be gentle, do a little at a time and it should be fine. I heard last night, from two different 348 owners, that they have polished through to the white primer in places. And that's with normal polish, so gently does it!

Kevin