T-cut; allow to haze or not allow to haze? That is the question.

[jonathan63]

Originally Posted by Simondi

I would not use T cut but as you say nothing to loose.
Interested to see before and after piccies though

Suzublu, thanks for that but im on an economy drive right now and the nearest Halfords is a 2 hour drive (as are most shops).

Before and after piccis coming to a forum near you.

[FredSpencer]

Originally Posted by suzublu

Jonathan,Halfords currently have G3 polish/scratch remover complete with foam applicator for sale at about £7,a lot easier & less harsh to use.Up to you of course,but that's what i'd use.

I bought some of this today. I got the last one on display in the Halfords branch I went to and it was £7.95. I've had a go with it this afternoon by hand and while it has worked it was by no means an easy or quick process. I'm pleased with the results though so it was worthwhile.

[suzublu]

Originally Posted by FredSpencer

I bought some of this today. I got the last one on display in the Halfords branch I went to and it was £7.95. I've had a go with it this afternoon by hand and while it has worked it was by no means an easy or quick process. I'm pleased with the results though so it was worthwhile.

This is what i use Fred,although it was a lot cheaper when i bought some

[FredSpencer]

Originally Posted by suzublu

This is what i use Fred,although it was a lot cheaper when i bought some

Hmm, recommending Faracla stuff but using 3M yourself?

[suzublu]

Originally Posted by FredSpencer

Hmm, recommending Faracla stuff but using 3M yourself?

But that's a big bottle,lasts ages don't need anything else 'till it's gone Oh,& i have a bottle of P1 Nano composite polish,that's G-Technic

[FredSpencer]

Originally Posted by suzublu

But that's a big bottle,lasts ages don't need anything else 'till it's gone Oh,& i have a bottle of P1 Nano composite polish,that's G-Technic

Clearly the kind of boy who'll go with anything.

[suzublu]

Of course,Bilt Hamber for everything else says the kettle calling the pot

[FredSpencer]

Originally Posted by suzublu

Of course,Bilt Hamber for everything else says the kettle calling the pot

I'm with Bilt Hamber too, but they don't do anything with the kind of cut needed for scratches.

[suzublu]

Originally Posted by FredSpencer

I'm with Bilt Hamber too, but they don't do anything with the kind of cut needed for scratches.

Well there are varying grades of 3M,from the extra fine one i use, up to a slightly harder compound for more stubborn scratches & swirls.

[FredSpencer]

Originally Posted by suzublu

Well there are varying grades of 3M,from the extra fine one i use, up to a slightly harder compound for more stubborn scratches & swirls.

My efforts today are making me consider a machine even more. I'm currently thinking of this combo.