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  1. 2nd August 2014, 07:03 PM #1
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    Best product to remove light scratches

    Had a great day out today putting the Disco in its natural habitat today around Newnes plateau. Though we did end up down some narrower tracks than hoped, and a few unwanted go faster stripes along the side of the car :-(
    There are also a few smaller but slightly deeper scratches that I'd love to shift.

    Is there any product out there you guys would recommend for this?
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  2. 2nd August 2014, 09:22 PM #2
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    Rub some vegetable oil into it and it will disappear. Cosmetic only, and temporary.
    Hard to offer other advice without knowing how deep etc.
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    a hammer

    with big dings in it you will never notice the light scratches













    you're welcome....
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    I'm going to give Meguires Scratch-X a go. I don't have anything deep but just more than Meguires "Wet Look" polish can do. "Wet Look" isn't much of a polish, it's more of a sealer.

    Happy Days
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    Quote Originally Posted by uninformed View Post
    a hammer

    with big dings in it you will never notice the light scratches

    you're welcome....
    I think mijango said it was a Discovery, not a Defender...
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    Quote Originally Posted by joel0407 View Post
    I'm going to give Meguires Scratch-X a go. I don't have anything deep but just more than Meguires "Wet Look" polish can do. "Wet Look" isn't much of a polish, it's more of a sealer.

    Happy Days
    I have used this as well as 'fine cut'

    FINE-CUT CLEANER | Meguiar's

    works well for those fine surface scratches.
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  8. 4th August 2014, 09:31 AM #8
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    Quote Originally Posted by joel0407 View Post
    I'm going to give Meguires Scratch-X a go. I don't have anything deep but just more than Meguires "Wet Look" polish can do. "Wet Look" isn't much of a polish, it's more of a sealer.

    Happy Days
    I have used that, but really it doesnt seem to do anything. I just wax over the sratches and you can hardly tell. Im afraid sratches are a way of life off road, im no expert in that regard, but i have already got some.
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    I have read and heard where using a clay bar will help...not sure as I haven't used it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tiddy View Post
    I have read and heard where using a clay bar will help...not sure as I haven't used it.

    tried this doesn't work, only any good for removing surface contaminants
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