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What is the best product to get rid of small hair line scratches on a WR blue WRX?

As there is a small hair line scratch on the bonnet and one on the boot lid. i have tried polish, (Auto Glym Super Resin Polish) but no luck any ideas?

Manners

had mine buffed out by a body shop, but i used meguiars scratch X on my deep blue mica which works well as long as they are not deep see www.meguiars.co.uk

forest172

I got some of that Zymol Wax from Halford`s and that gets scratches out. In fact I did all the car and it got all the swirl marks out.

Just a question what`s you lower bumper like and doors, have you got small stone chips appearing??

SC008Y_MAD

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reply to forest172,

there is one stone chip in the front right had corner( were the fog light is),so have got some touch up paint from the subaru dealer to touch the chip up. you don't even notice it, even close up!

Manners

forest172 noticed about 20 small chips in said places in the last two weeks but most roads in the peak district are the sprayed tar and chippings type which have come loose due to frost and snow ploughs even at low speeds all you can hear is the stones under the car, not to mention the ones from oncoming traffic! and we pay money for this sh*t!

forest172

How many miles scooby mad??

Manners, roads r the same round here in derbyshire. I`ve got mudflaps and still stonechips on the doors, very small in size though.

JTM

Try a bucket of Water

And watch those scratches disapear
Works for me
LOL


James

wrxsmo

If your local to Harefield, Middlesex, pop down & I'll see if we can polish them out for you (foc for a fellow scoobynetter )

Chris

Manners

forest172 Buxton's in Derbyshire near cheshire & staffs but their roads seem a lot better than up here!

spufus

iTrader: (2)

Chris,

I've looked at your site, and your work looks great.
I'm in Leeds, but work in Ruislip once a month, what sort of time will it take to remove a couple of dents?

Ta

Dean

wrxsmo

Obviously depends on exactly where they are Dean, but normally no longer than an hour or so

Chris

Fulham71

Use Swissol cleaner fluid
Standard strength should get rid of small scratches but there is also medium & strond depending on the depth of the scratch !
Then you will need to re wax the area

Paul

SC008Y_MAD

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The car has done 12K since may 2003 (last year)

The car also has the SWRT blue mud flaps. there are no small or large stone chips in the body work, apart from the one near the fron fog light! the mud flaps seam to be doing there job.

SC008Y_MAD

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No i live in Hertfordshire, sorry!

OllyK

Providing the scratch is in the laquer, bit of 1500 grit wet and dry over the area wet to save you some work and then finsih off with an abrasive polish / t-cut then give a buff up with a fine polish after

spufus

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Thanks,
There's 1 on the filler lid & 1 on the top of the boot.
I'm not sure when I'm near you next, but I'll let you know.

Dean