Thread: Anyone use meguiars Scratch X

I have some bad scratches from something in the left passenger door of the MP3 and it didn't do much for them. I may have to try again once this watering ban is lifted and the weather warms up.

I also tried the Scratch-X, and it did camouflage some of the scratches on my car. However, when you look closely, you can still see them.

as for my car i didnt have so much as scratches i was looking to use this on , but more so the way the paint was looking and some minor scratches, for me it did the job. and for mygfs trunk lid it definitly gave it some life again lol

if i tell you how many times that stuff has saved me. it works great.

so does the Gold Class wax.

Scratch X is the same concept, as Hand Glaze. It's intention is to remove swirling, moreso than anything else. Obvious scratches aren't coming out permanently. For the price, I'd rather use 3M Hand Glaze, as it's not a "wax", that has the possibility of staining the clearcoat. It's actually labeled as a UV protectant/ swirl remover. All Auto Body shops use Hand Glaze when they're finished shooting a car with clear. They'll sand down a hand coat or two of clear, re-apply, buff, and then apply hand glaze for that beautiful luster.

i will have to look into that. my car is what 92? so the paint is OLD and sun fading and everything else is starting to effect it. like my roof is pretty much done, i need to get some kinda primer and go over it to protect the metal or something till i can get a paint job.. but the rest of the car is pretty much fine.

I was using some plastix on my car and my father-in-law said, "Hey, what is that? Let me see that stuff." So he did the headlights on his Subaru and was flabbergasted! So, its father-in-law approved as well.

i havent tried that stuff yet, as my cars lights arent in need of it yet. but i have seen some cars when im out that need it so bad