T-cut question

[Neo_Daz]

I got some black colour replacement t-cut for the gsi the other day, now a friend told me not to.

The colour is diamond metallic black.

If not, then what do you use ?
Thanks.....Daz

[GlasgowRob]

i'd use g3 then a nice heavy coat of wax at this time of year

[Nemesis]

What do you want to do? Remove the haze?

If so then t-cut is fine just for those swirly scratches that all cars have

[AndiSri]

T-cut is pretty useless on cars with metalic paint as we all know there laqured. As above a once over with G3 rubbing compound and a good wax should give you a good result.

[Neo_Daz]

What do you want to do? Remove the haze?

If so then t-cut is fine just for those swirly scratches that all cars have

Just want to rid of the oxidents in the paint , and the guy used to run the car through a carwash , so theres miner scratches .

I just need to know if its safe to use t-cut .
A friend told me that on metallic cars it can leave dull spots. Is this true ?

[Nemesis]

I've used the colour magic stuff and it's worked brilliantly on metallic. Mine's a pearlescent too and it's fine. In fact, I used most recently the Halfords "safe cut" and that was even better. Left it looking like it had just been sprayed

[Neo_Daz]

I've used the colour magic stuff and it's worked brilliantly on metallic. Mine's a pearlescent too and it's fine. In fact, I used most recently the Halfords "safe cut" and that was even better. Left it looking like it had just been sprayed

Cheers chav

[angryman]

Turtlewax colour match.....you get a little chipstick lipstick for touch ups (oooeerrr missus)
Goes well on the laquered surface

[Neo_Daz]

Turtlewax colour match.....you get a little chipstick lipstick for touch ups (oooeerrr missus)
Goes well on the laquered surface

That is 1 shiny mudda
I'll get some of that ....cheers

[Nemesis]

Aye thats nice