Meguiar's ScratchX 2.0

[ram-head]

I picked some up for a spot where a cardboard box blew against my truck and set there rubbing all day in 30mph wind and scuffed my clear up pretty good.


Tried it out yesterday. It worked great and was really easy. It was hard to get the scuffs to show up not being in direct light. But the worst spots were above the fog light and where the wheel of the car is reflected.


This stuff was really easy. I put a little on a microfiber cloth and worked it in all over the area until it had dried. Then wiped it off with a clean microfiber cloth. I did the area twice. Only took about 15 minutes.

 

[Chewy]

It's got a CRAP ton of fillers in it. Don't be surprised to see some of the finer scratches come back over time. For a big box store product, it's not bad.

 

[ram-head]

It's got a CRAP ton of fillers in it. Don't be surprised to see some of the finer scratches come back over time. For a big box store product, it's not bad.

Ah...didn't know that. I'll keep my eyes on the area. The scratches weren't deep at all. You couldn't even feel them really. It was just scuffed more than anything. Thanks for the heads up.

 

[audio1der]

I've used that with a wool bonnet and gotten very good results. (the wool makes it more aggressive, negating some of the fillers downsides)

 

[ram-head]

I may try that in the future...when it warms up a bit.

 

[WhiteExpress]

It's got a CRAP ton of fillers in it. Don't be surprised to see some of the finer scratches come back over time. For a big box store product, it's not bad.

I've notices this with it as well. However, I just lightly apply it again and we're back to smooth good looking paint.

 

[Chewy]

Of course if you correct the paint, fillers aren't necessary.


Sent from my miniaturizer via tap dancing...

 

[Batt4Christ]

Yep- stuff doesn't do much actual correction. Mostly fills. You will likely see those defects show back up over time, quicker if you didn't seal/protect it w/a good wax or sealant