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black polish non abrasive



  renault clio
hi looking at a black polish to hide scratches etc and to put clolour into car.dont want an abrasive cutting polish any ideas
 
  BMW E46 330i Touring
Polishes won't be colour-specific. If you want a good non-abrasive polish to apply by hand I'd recommend AutoGlym SRP, Poorboys Blackhole (glaze with fillers) or Auto Finesse Tripple (all-in-one product).
 
  Golf GT & A4 Avant
Why do you need to put colour back into the car? Is the paint oxidized and dull?

Fillers and glazes are only temporary, if you're thinking of something like the coloured t-cut even less temporary.

You might benefit from something with very fine abrasives to remove dead paint and restore the original finish
 

TheEvilGiraffe

South East - Essex
ClioSport Area Rep
Polish removes scratches by polishing them out....... Things that hide them are not polishes.

Why don't you want to remove them ?!

Don't bother with T-Cut - might as well get some crayons and colour them in. Probably work better !!
 
  BMW E46 330i Touring
As said, anything non-abrasive wont remove scratches and hiding them will always be temporary, ultimately lasting as long any protection you put over the top. If that's the route you want to take then forget about T-Cut and go with some of the ones listed in this thread.

If you want them removed properly then you're looking at paying someone to machine polish the car really using abrasive compounds. The results will depend on just how deep the scratches are; some may require paint.
 
  renault clio
had a specialist machine them out best he could as someone keyed down the side,he did a fair job but with car being black in some lights they still show a bit,he said to use a fine nibbed black permanent marker on the scratches
 


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