AudiTTman
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- Nov 11, 2008
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Well first off, I've been off the forum for a month due to a bad laptop malfunction. But now on to my new discoveries
Basically, i had washed my car and had some light swirlage and some weird looking streaks where i had dried the car off with a guzzler. I knew that i didnt need anything really that powerful to get rid of these nasty little bugers so I just happened to find in my closet a brand new bottle of ScratchX and a brand new CCS white bad. THIS SPAKRED MY INTEREST. I went to the garage and did a single panel and was actually very pleased. Light swirls and streaks were gone and the car looked great. Didnt take put 5 mins to do the entire door.
My question is, exactly how strong is ScratchX. I mean, i know Megs makes it, but where on the scale of M105 to M205 is this ranked? I figured its gotta be a bit finer than M205 but im not expert. All i know is that it claims to have dimishing abbrasives. It worked great on my audi and it really helped me save my SIP and Nano for bigger jobs.
Basically, i had washed my car and had some light swirlage and some weird looking streaks where i had dried the car off with a guzzler. I knew that i didnt need anything really that powerful to get rid of these nasty little bugers so I just happened to find in my closet a brand new bottle of ScratchX and a brand new CCS white bad. THIS SPAKRED MY INTEREST. I went to the garage and did a single panel and was actually very pleased. Light swirls and streaks were gone and the car looked great. Didnt take put 5 mins to do the entire door.
My question is, exactly how strong is ScratchX. I mean, i know Megs makes it, but where on the scale of M105 to M205 is this ranked? I figured its gotta be a bit finer than M205 but im not expert. All i know is that it claims to have dimishing abbrasives. It worked great on my audi and it really helped me save my SIP and Nano for bigger jobs.
