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Old 07-30-05, 03:19   #1 (permalink)
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Scratch X put in some fine scratches

I had some slightly frosted areas on the edges of the trunk, each area was on top corner edge, I noticed them after I picked up the car from the dealer. Anyway I've worked on them with scratch X and have gotten the frosty stuff cleaned up but I see some very fine scratches, only visable in bright sunlight, kind of like fine spider webs there now. They are in the direction that I worked the Scratch X (front to back). What should I use to try and remove these very fine marks?
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Old 07-30-05, 03:24   #2 (permalink)
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What type of applicator are you using?

If they were caused by the Scratch-X, you can remove them with Scratch-X. You just need the right technique.
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Old 07-30-05, 03:28   #3 (permalink)
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I used an MF pad, one of those sponges wrapped with MF, oval shaped about 1" thick x 2" wide x 4" long.
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Mike says

http://www.meguiarsonline.com/forums...&threadid=1516

Broke out the foam pad and gave it a try. Worked it 3 times on both areas, all gone. I guess the softer pad is all I needed.
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The only time I have noticed doing this is with Autoglym Paint renovater by hand under halogen, I then used the Scratch X and a foam hand pad to fix it.

I find it works best with a foam pad to help it finish down, also make sure you work it long enough and with some pressure so it breaks down. I have also cleared up fine marks like the ones you mention with Autoglym Super Resin ( again after usinng there Paint renovator before I owned any Scratch X).
 
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