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16th Jun 06 at 19:12   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Which is the best to use if i want to stop my car going pink?

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T-Cut.
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
T-Cut.


there is only one isn't there
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yep.
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
T-Cut.


there is only one isn't there


not really there is loads of t cut products, t cut colour restorer, tcut cutting compound, tcut metallic etc etc etc
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so the colour restorer would be the best option for him then?
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but T cut is the one and only brand IMO
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quote:
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but T cut is the one and only brand IMO


Yeh good work but which one??

My mate used this rubbing compound in a like yellow brown type toothpaste tube, that any good?

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colour restorer if its already going pink, if the colour is fine but you just want to protect it use something which protects it, like zymol

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autoglym paint restorer
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quote:
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quote:
Originally posted by robmarriott
but T cut is the one and only brand IMO


Yeh good work but which one??

My mate used this rubbing compound in a like yellow brown type toothpaste tube, that any good?

Joe


G3??

thats good but you gotta be careful with it cuz it really cuts through the paint,
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t-cut

then something like meguirs cleaner wax to get the swirls out, then if you're not ghetto (and shame on you) zymol or similar, i use ear wax myself
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On my faded corsa I used g3, then washed it of (turn the cloth lots or it doesnt work)

Then 2 applications of autoglym paint restorer (same results as t cut with half the effort IMO)

Then 2 coats of polish.

Wen I get bored Ill wash it and then give it the megs 3 stage for the summer.

 
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