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So I was just kind of browsing Advanced Auto today, and saw something that looked to be too good to be true. I have about a 2 inch DEEP scratch on the lower half of my 6er's rear passenger door. I had planned on having it touched up when it is being detailed here at the end of February, BUT I ran across this stuff: http://www.5starshine.com/info-quixx-sc ... mover.html Was wondering what you guys thought. Too good to be true? Or is it worth giving it a shot before taking it in to get detailed. The shop I'm taking it to get detailed is a VERY respectable shop and have heard many many good things about it.
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Just got and look for some Meguiars ultimate compound or Scratch X 2.0
Does the same thing and cheaper. Its proven it works.Make me a signature and ill put it in here... -
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Does that work on deep scratches? I mean, we're talking down to the primer.Comment
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The page you linked says it won't fix scratches to the primer.
For deep scratches you need a touchup.
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If its to the primer, the only fix is a repaint or touch up.Make me a signature and ill put it in here...Comment
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down to primer or metal no scratch remover will work....touch it up and buff it out
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ive used scratch off. worked very well for all the scratches on my stock hood. now ive been getting chips down to the primer on my hood so i have to touch it up but i suck at anything paint related. so for down to primer scratches or chips shouldn't u put a dab of paint touch up so that it is actually higher then the rest of the paint then buff it out once it dries? i hate touchups.
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Re: Quixx Scratch Remover?
Yeah, that works if you plan on wet sanding it back down the same level. I would work it up instead of dabbing a glob of paint and sanding it down. You would need a rotary and some aggressive polish to remove the sanding marks.Originally posted by leong6gtpMake me a signature and ill put it in here...Comment
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for surface scratches it works awesome. I detail my car myself and starting to do other people it works wellComment
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My (ex) Friend keyed my car "accidently" a while back as he walked by it with keys in his pocket as he was putting stuff into the back seat.
Now there is a 3-4" scratch down to what looks like metal.
My car is black with metallica specs in it, I'm worried that touch-up paint won't blend well...
What kind of experience is needed to make it look right if possible and how much would it run me?
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Alot of experience is needed. Wet sanding is involved so knowledge of a rotary as well.
There are many options but the best would be a complete repaint of the panel. It varies on who you take it to
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