Can I use this on automobile paint(to mark defects in painted surface)
1125307
I am unsure about that. I would contact manufacturer and ask them to be on safe side.
1301763
The simple answer would be Yes, It sticks very well and could be applied on anything BUT...how well it sticks, is going to depend on the surface finish of what you apply it to. A clean High gloss paint would be best IMO.
1798247
Depends. If it is a little light overspray from some careless work, you ought to be able to work it out with this product. I have had excellent success with this myself. If someone has actually sprayed auto paint directly on your car, this is not what you want. You need to sand it down, prime, and repaint. You're screwed.
1001823
Sorry, I never used it for that, I suspect not. You may need something stronger like Lacquer Thinner. Test it on a similar material to make sure it doesn't damage the item, Lacquer Thinner can strip paint, there's also Paint stripper, which is even stronger, you should do it in a well ventilated area with a mask and rubber gloves. It can hurt your lungs and skin. Again, test on a like item you don't care about before using. Read all cautions on the cans.
1544571
Hi Chris, there's no dye in this product so I don't think it would work like some of the other products out there for touching up paint scratches. Hope this helps.
1752865
Yes, but be careful not to burn through the clear-coat with your buffer. I use this #2 first followed by #7 (Show Car Glaze). Both products are used in small areas and immediately wiped off (while still wet) - do not let them dry on the car. Final waxing should be done with Meguiars-A2216-Deep-Crystal-Carnauba.
202961
Definitely a paint brush with blotting, but test on a small area first ... this stuff is quite glossy if it pools at all, and if your surface is what I'm picturing then you might end up with lots of little glossy spots that will make you wish you had used a more "natural look" product.
1464156
Yes, it works on any painted surface. Expect good results on light scratches.
1295008
No don't use Spot X on the paint job...it scratches easily. It works wonders on glass.
1951431
I doubt it will work. Believe it or not, Spot Shot Stain Remover on a rag works well. I've done this for years with no damage to the car finish.
340598
Absolutely! Today I was polishing a car with both single stage black enamel and lacquer and it works exceedingly well. Even using a wool pad, you would be impressed at how nicely it finishes. As others state, you will need to follow with M205 or something to refine the marks left from compounding. In other words, it is not a one-step product. Worked *carefully* with a microfiber applicator or towel, it can be used by hand, but I would only recommend this in spot applications.
577417
I used it on paint and it worked well, it would work on painted fiberglass like a corvette. It would not likely work well on say a oats gel-coat that is heavily oxidized.
1078928
I really doubt it. When you clay a car, you want to remove all of the old wax/debris off the paint without scratching it so you use something that in effect acts as a lubricant. Once you 'clay' your car though, then use this and you will have a shine like you have never seen before.
1074526
Read it from left to right. To be 100% sure try using water first! This is a great idea if you are mixing clear chemicals BUT if you are mixing for painting a car the paint (your first ingredient) will normally obscure the marks! I ended up using three cups for my 8:4:1 $90/quart paint.
2035255
Key marks, only if the scratch is not down to the primer. For clear coat and light paint scratches, this stuff is great. Used it on light stone scratches on my Z4 - superb results. Used it on 2 long trunk scratches on my wife's Toyota - didn't completely eliminate them, but you have to look darn close to find them now. For about $15 it surely doesn't hurt to try.
1798248
Do you mean other autos paint? If so you'd need a buffer. The clay works very well on paint that's in good condition. If you do go the buffer route, Griots makes a great one, but it's on the pricey side. You might be better served by taking your car to a body shop and having them do it.
409340
It should work really well but be careful. It is not recommended for clear coat paint.