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Walking with God
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Melbourne
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Hi All,
I have tried Meguiar's Scratch X on my wagon, good results on very light (read very, very light) scratches, but limited results on the deeper ones. I was thinking of a Kitten cutting compound, you know the ones in the round metal tub. I was wondering what your experiences with these products are and also which no 1, 2 or 3? What are the implications for the clear coat with cutting compounds? My paint is in very good nick. If not Kitten, which product and do I need an electric buffer? I saw some on special at Autobarn, but have heard that these will just give me miles and miles of swirl marks. An electric one would be handy though. Anyone else use one regularly? Your thoughts and opinions are always appreciated. GK
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Which Cutting Compound?
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