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  1. 4th August 2014, 04:09 PM #11
    bsperka
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    Meguiar's scratch-x or ultimate compound usually gets out light scratches
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    Quote Originally Posted by bsperka View Post
    Meguiar's scratch-x or ultimate compound usually gets out light scratches
    X2 for scratch-x.

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    Well.. I went down to my local super cheap auto and asked the guy there and he recommended either the scratch-x or a tin of Kitten's Cut & Polish compound. Read the blurb on both and decided to go with the latter as both sounded similar but the kitten's was half the price.
    Result was superb, got rid of all the scratches and even some I had thought it would struggle with after repeated polishing and buffing. Happy days :-)
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    Quote Originally Posted by mijango View Post
    Well.. I went down to my local super cheap auto and asked the guy there and he recommended either the scratch-x or a tin of Kitten's Cut & Polish compound. Read the blurb on both and decided to go with the latter as both sounded similar but the kitten's was half the price.
    Result was superb, got rid of all the scratches and even some I had thought it would struggle with after repeated polishing and buffing. Happy days :-)

    Thanks for that, mate. I hadn't bought the Scratch-X yet so I'll get the Kitten instead.

    Happy Days indeed.
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  5. 10th August 2014, 08:29 AM #15
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    I should add as well, that I tried it on the black sections of trim between the front and rear passengers (on a Discovery 4) and it came up a treat. Note if you're thinking black trim and polish aren't best of friends, the trim here is either a very hard smooth plastic or a soft metal, so buffed up nicely. More absorbent plastics are still probably a no go
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