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#284084 Sep 24, 8:53pm
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I just bought this from wal-mart. Have any of you guys used it before? If so, how well does it work? I just have a few minor scratches to get rid of and i am hoping this does the trick.

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It made a few of my blemishes not look so noticeable

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oh, so it didn't completley remove them?

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I got it, but have yet to use it.

Lemme know how it works for ya!


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takes forever to wax it off...

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Used it didn't do real well with scratches made swirl marks on corolla. Make sure you don't use a rough terry cloth it'll ruin your paint job like a harsh rubbing compound. Seems more like a polish for clear coat then scratch remover. Use the correct rag when you buff it out too. One for polishing and another for buffing. That way you don't smudge the dirt all over and over.

I also did it another way dipped my finger with a soft rag wrapped around it in a cup of water. Applied small dab to my damp rag & buffed. Didn't crust up and was easier to get a gloss out of it.
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ITS CRAP, DOESNT WORK thumbsdown


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how deep were your scratches? Mine are very minor. It wont work on scratches that are deep.

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