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Freddie · 19-02-2008, 04:03 AM

As a general rule, if you run your nail across the scratches and it catches on the paintwork then you will be unable to polish it out. To reduce/remove light scratches you should use a polish (like Autoglym SRP by hand, or ask someone to machine polish it for you), to fill remaining 3mark you need to use a product with fillers, this is called a glaze. And then you need to seal the glaze on with a sealant.

19-02-2008, 04:03 AM	#6 (permalink)
Freddie Senior member Road burner Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Surrey Posts: 470	Re: Car wax with colouring As a general rule, if you run your nail across the scratches and it catches on the paintwork then you will be unable to polish it out. To reduce/remove light scratches you should use a polish (like Autoglym SRP by hand, or ask someone to machine polish it for you), to fill remaining 3mark you need to use a product with fillers, this is called a glaze. And then you need to seal the glaze on with a sealant. __________________