Meguiars Scratch X....uh...is this intended to create scratches?
06-02-2007, 08:39 PM
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The ScratchX by hand will work, as long as you can't feel the scratch with your fingernail.
Try using a terry cloth applicator, instead of a foam one .. it will give you a little more cutting power.
when you are done, you will need to reprotect all the areas you have done. as it will remove any sealant/wax in those spots.
Try using a terry cloth applicator, instead of a foam one .. it will give you a little more cutting power.
when you are done, you will need to reprotect all the areas you have done. as it will remove any sealant/wax in those spots.
06-04-2007, 09:33 AM
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Originally Posted by bboyferal
Are you serious??? 
06-04-2007, 11:22 AM
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make sure when applying it you stay focused on a small area. you must spread the scratch-x 1st to your working area, then thorougly apply it with about 15lbs of pressure...ya, that much. when you're applying it DO NOT do circular motions, just back and forth. you'll be soar by the time you finish.
and if you want it to look real good when you're done, put on a polisher like #26 over the car, then some NXT wax and you're golden
just make sure you're using a good soap to wash with that'll take your old stuff off (like Megs gold class wash)
and if you want it to look real good when you're done, put on a polisher like #26 over the car, then some NXT wax and you're golden
just make sure you're using a good soap to wash with that'll take your old stuff off (like Megs gold class wash)
