Scratch remover

You lot must all own gu's

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Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie

You lot must all own gu's

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Yea mate - they don't do them in baked enamel any more.

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Originally Posted by Bloodyaussie

You lot must all own gu's

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What - they make another model worth talking about?

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Originally Posted by Apollofish

What - they make another model worth talking about?

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Sounds like the Gurly scratches easy...lol

Nothing wrong with a little pride.. You CAN have show ponies and brumbies.......

That's cos we can go to scratchy places.

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Originally Posted by toad_au

Hey guys go a doezy of a scuff/scratch in the clear down passengers side from an unfriendly tree what do you guys use to remove scratches and what's your success like?

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go to the local paint shop where the panel beaters get there paint and product from they have the goods

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Originally Posted by katwoman

but try a product called 'scratch X'. I think its meguiars...

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Just brought back some Meguiar's 'Scratch X', Smooth Surface Clay Kit and Ultimate Polish to put on the 'trol before heading west, I've used the Scratch X and Polish before, they do a nice job.

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Originally Posted by katwoman

Nothing wrong with a little pride.. You CAN have show ponies and brumbies.......

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I prefer the brumby look less hassle and no stress

My ute may get a hand wash once a year (example in photo) the rest of the time an occasional wash when out of the garage and it happens to rain while driving. (Doesn't rain often in WA.):thumbup:
My theory is the more you wash and polish the sooner the paint wears away and the quicker the rust takes hold.

http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s...r3/aquila5.jpg