What the best filler for light scratches that works with Werkstatt?
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What the best filler for light scratches that works with Werkstatt?
AAaggh, only a few months ago had I polished with Autoglym paint renovator the haze that was on my bonnet and I now have quite a few lightish scratches. I have no idea how they got there but it is quite obvious and very annoying.
I dont really want to polish them out as Im a bit nervous about polishing too much lacquer away having used quite a fairly abrasive method already on the haze so am thinking about using a filler. What filler would work best with the Werkstatt acrylic that I use? I have some Autoglym SRP but I remember people saying that they wouldn't use the two products together out of choice so what would be best?
I dont really want to polish them out as Im a bit nervous about polishing too much lacquer away having used quite a fairly abrasive method already on the haze so am thinking about using a filler. What filler would work best with the Werkstatt acrylic that I use? I have some Autoglym SRP but I remember people saying that they wouldn't use the two products together out of choice so what would be best?
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R222 Gloss Enhancing Paintwork Cleanser will be ideal. http://www.polishedbliss.co.uk/acata...-cleanser.html
Use Werkstat Acrylic Prime, then R222, the Jett Trigger.
Use Werkstat Acrylic Prime, then R222, the Jett Trigger.
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That looks perfect. Looking at the description though it say that it strips away waxes and sealants so wouldn't it strip away the base layer from the Acrylic prime?
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Yes, it will strip the base layer of protection Prime leaves, but Prime is a better chemical paint cleanser than R222 so it's good to use it first, then R222 to fill, the Jett Trigger to seal.
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Excellent, thanks. I need to place an order for a couple of things but noticed the 'Our next round of special offers will go live early in the spring...'
When is this going live?
When is this going live?
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