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From: Eugene, OR
Originally Posted by Startrek,Jan 20 2007, 09:39 AM
subscribed: I have used the scratch x for small paint scratches (like ones from washing with a slightly coarse rag) and really saw no results...Please let me know how it come out?
i tried using some scratch-x i just bought this weekend and saw no difference... but it doesn't really explain too well how to use it on the container. do you rub it in a circular motion? let it sit there like wax and buff it off in a circular motion???
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From: Bristol
Originally Posted by shotiable,Jan 22 2007, 06:30 AM
no worries rob... i thought u liked my sig and thats why you used it... darn!! haha o wells, feel free to use it as long as my name is somewhere i really dun care...
I might put it back shortly
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From: sunny suisun
thanks, you know i could try to make you a blue one if you had a pic of your car you could send me. the bigger the image the better.
i just recently started playing with photoshop so i cant really guarantee results
i just recently started playing with photoshop so i cant really guarantee results
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From: manhattan beach, calif
Originally Posted by C_Unit,Jan 22 2007, 10:27 AM
i tried using some scratch-x i just bought this weekend and saw no difference... but it doesn't really explain too well how to use it on the container. do you rub it in a circular motion? let it sit there like wax and buff it off in a circular motion???
and you gotta rub it until your hand gets tired to do it right, which is why i use the machine.
no need to let it sit - just rub the heck out of it (straight lines as the air flows over the car) wipe it off and inspect. when you finish you need more wax.
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