I have a few scratches inherited from a speeding dump truck's debris (gravel?) on my brand new car. I can feel tiny shallow dings. Will this work?
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Hi, this kit is for clear coat scratches and bird droppings that have eaten into the clear coat. It would not be effective on deeper scratches or chips.
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Don't wate your money. It only works on the smallest scratches. Anything else and you risk ruining your paint.
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I don't think so. Try car compound. Flitz has to grit in the compound to remove scratches. It's more like a polishing cream.
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I would suggest you take a look at the LeatherNu repair kit. With the scratches and punctures, it sounds like the LeatherNu Repair kit would best fit your needs. It is sold here on Amazon as well.
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The product helps with minor scratches, but is not very effective with deeper gouge. it may just make the scratch smother.
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I agree with SRR - you just have to be sure to get it inserted all the way to the rubber boot, and remove it carefully as well. (I have scratch marks too, because I was hasty and didn't listen to my own advice - go figure)
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It would depending on the depth of the scratches. Perhaps something like a flitz metal polish might be better if deeper scratches. These pads are basically a polish and really not meant for more than that.
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I just tried it on my car. Worked pretty well. Won't make the scratches go away. Just makes them darker. Makes rubber piece look newer. But you knew that. I think you will be pleased with the results.
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I wont remove deep scratches at all. All this does is fill in the scratch with paint and then tells you to put a clear coat over it. So now you have a colored somewhat shinny scratch. Having a deep scratch removed requires a trip to a body shop where they can sand, fill and paint to match. Quixx remover is a waste of time and money if you can see the metal or primer of a car.
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If it is just a surface scratch, then it might help. But if the gash opened up the metal or took out all the paint covering, then it would not work. Sorry, but I never got that miracle feel most people review, or what the manufacturer purports
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Don't know for sure, but what I would do is try a tiny less visible spot of the scraped area. Rub in "light" circular motion, let dry, use soft cloth to polish & check to see if improved. If you have to use a little more pressure, try that. Apply, let dry, then polish using. Take it in small steps.
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Sarah - It depends from the kind of scratches. If they are deep no, if it is superficial I guess you will have a more smooth situation after the wax. Hope it helps
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I wouldn't know. Its a felt surface with a plastic type backing. You would have to run a test. I have 2 of them under 2 leaky antique cars that drip and I don't ever foresee a need to clean them or replace them. I would buy them again if I had to. At that cost I would just replace them if you need to.
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Deep scratch is relative. As long as the scratch has not cut completely through the bumper, the glazing compound should work fine. File down all high spots. Use an auto putty spreader. Use thin multiple applications as opposed to a single application. Wet sand.
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Didnt work much for my car, i had a ding on my passenger door from hitting a pole and this didnt work. I ended up buying a new door from the junk yard.
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Yes. Even if the car was perfectly clean. If that's your plan I would make sure the car is clean and put a chamois between the bag and the paint.That said -- depends on what you mean by "scratch" -- different people are entitled to keep their cars as different levels of condition. Some are more utilitarian than others.
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HI There, I had a huge dent on my car, I just wanted to try this tool but it didn't work. However, it seems like a decent tool which would probably fix smaller dents. I hope this helps. Thank you.
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I have not used the product for CD Scratches, however it may be worth a try. Try on a disc you do not want to keep if it does not work.