Meguire's Scratch X
#1
Meguire's Scratch X
I have a few light scratches by my fender that are above the clear-coat and was wondering if anyone had experience with this product. I have tried cleaner wax and the clay bar on separate occasions but none were able to do the job.
-Chris
-Chris
#2
Re: Meguire's Scratch X
I have used this product many times. From my personal experience as well as others, it tends to only hide a scratch for a day or two. After a little weathering it will go straight back to how it was. If the cleaner-wax and wax-bar don't work for you, there isn't much you can do. You can apply Scratch-X on a regular basis and it will keep you scratch hidden for the most part (unless it rains), but I don't think that's quite the same as filling the scratch. If you take it to a body shop they can wetsand it out for you, but it is risky and expensive. Good luck with whatever you do, let us know if it works.
-Cyrus
-Cyrus
#3
Re: Re: Meguire's Scratch X
Originally posted by Vyrus
I have used this product many times. From my personal experience as well as others, it tends to only hide a scratch for a day or two. After a little weathering it will go straight back to how it was. If the cleaner-wax and wax-bar don't work for you, there isn't much you can do. You can apply Scratch-X on a regular basis and it will keep you scratch hidden for the most part (unless it rains), but I don't think that's quite the same as filling the scratch. If you take it to a body shop they can wetsand it out for you, but it is risky and expensive. Good luck with whatever you do, let us know if it works.
-Cyrus
I have used this product many times. From my personal experience as well as others, it tends to only hide a scratch for a day or two. After a little weathering it will go straight back to how it was. If the cleaner-wax and wax-bar don't work for you, there isn't much you can do. You can apply Scratch-X on a regular basis and it will keep you scratch hidden for the most part (unless it rains), but I don't think that's quite the same as filling the scratch. If you take it to a body shop they can wetsand it out for you, but it is risky and expensive. Good luck with whatever you do, let us know if it works.
-Cyrus
#4
Re: Re: Re: Meguire's Scratch X
Originally posted by ScreamingVQ
Couldn't you apply scratch X and then put a coat of wax on top of it? Would that keep it protected longer?
Couldn't you apply scratch X and then put a coat of wax on top of it? Would that keep it protected longer?
-Cyrus
#5
Re: Re: Meguire's Scratch X
Originally posted by Vyrus
I have used this product many times. From my personal experience as well as others, it tends to only hide a scratch for a day or two. After a little weathering it will go straight back to how it was. If the cleaner-wax and wax-bar don't work for you, there isn't much you can do. You can apply Scratch-X on a regular basis and it will keep you scratch hidden for the most part (unless it rains), but I don't think that's quite the same as filling the scratch. If you take it to a body shop they can wetsand it out for you, but it is risky and expensive. Good luck with whatever you do, let us know if it works.
-Cyrus
I have used this product many times. From my personal experience as well as others, it tends to only hide a scratch for a day or two. After a little weathering it will go straight back to how it was. If the cleaner-wax and wax-bar don't work for you, there isn't much you can do. You can apply Scratch-X on a regular basis and it will keep you scratch hidden for the most part (unless it rains), but I don't think that's quite the same as filling the scratch. If you take it to a body shop they can wetsand it out for you, but it is risky and expensive. Good luck with whatever you do, let us know if it works.
-Cyrus
#6
Re: Re: Re: Meguire's Scratch X
Originally posted by platinumplus
Vyrus I remember reading that you used to work in a body shop so I take it you know alot about this sort of thing, will hand applied rubbing compound get rid of my light scatches?
Vyrus I remember reading that you used to work in a body shop so I take it you know alot about this sort of thing, will hand applied rubbing compound get rid of my light scatches?
-Cyrus
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