its does work just took me hour of elbow grease to rub in the scratch then used autoglym paint renovator ; then super resin polish scratches have gone i recommend t cut
Just got a dark grey BM with stone chips on the front, would you recommend, using a touch up pen, then the grey t cut.. And maybe a proper buffer to save on the elbow grease.. I know it's a few years after the fact. But any advice would be sweet.. Cheers mate
Hey mate hope you is good, just wondering , I've just finished of spray painting my car, while I was putting clear coat on I made a small smudge, once it's dried can I use tcut to buff it in or slightly get rid of it Thanks
Did you use a dark coloured T-cut on your car? I only thought it came in a cream colour. Just did it on my car and I’ve found it’s made the marks stick out more. I’m going to try with a cotton cloth this time. But was wondering can t-cut come in a darker colour?
Tbf it did take a while to buff off, but this is just a quick little resort, if you want the best results you'd need alot more time, products and tools
s So when using a buffer tool to do this, how do you stop the buffer from going in a circular motion ? 🤦♂🤦♂ Applying T-Cut Working in a circular motion, rub the solution over the scratched area, applying firmly to ensure it gets into the grooves of the damage (especially with coloured T Cut). In many cases, the cloth changes colour as the top layer of paint is removed. these are the instructions for using this product , so your comment is nonsense , try doing a bit of research before commenting on things that you clearly dont know about, while trying to be a smart arse
Its a dry horrible out of date product that takes big scratches out and leaves lots of smaller one...its at best the first stage of a scratch removal..so many better products out there now
There will always be a better product out there that will take much more time and give a better finish, as a first resort and for the price it’s a good place to start to try and see how severe the damage is. If t cut doesn’t make a difference then you start looking into other options.
its does work just took me hour of elbow grease to rub in the scratch then used autoglym paint renovator ; then super resin polish scratches have gone i recommend t cut
For how cheap you can buy them, it’s defiantly worth the shot
Just got a dark grey BM with stone chips on the front, would you recommend, using a touch up pen, then the grey t cut..
And maybe a proper buffer to save on the elbow grease..
I know it's a few years after the fact. But any advice would be sweet..
Cheers mate
Best way use the cutting compound an focus on 8 to 10 inch areas at a time
Should have filmed yourself working on a particular scratch and then a before and after comparison
Noted for next time !
Javon Mission
Thanks man
Hey mate hope you is good, just wondering , I've just finished of spray painting my car, while I was putting clear coat on I made a small smudge, once it's dried can I use tcut to buff it in or slightly get rid of it
Thanks
Unfortunately not, your gonna have to sand it back and re do the affected area
Kendrick Row
You need a bigger camera, bigger lens and longer videos would be good
This lockdown stuff has really limmited my content! Should hopefully be focusing more on quality!
You are supposed to let it dry before buffing it off.
Think for the time I left it doing the whole car it should’ve been okay. But you normally do it in small spots
Did you use a dark coloured T-cut on your car?
I only thought it came in a cream colour. Just did it on my car and I’ve found it’s made the marks stick out more. I’m going to try with a cotton cloth this time. But was wondering can t-cut come in a darker colour?
Yeah they’ve a range for various colours !
Doesn't help
how to use nano scratch remover spray
Noted
Good informative video, well done 👍.
Lol its not just as easy as wack it on, buff it off. It takes a lot of time to buff it off. When done properly
Tbf it did take a while to buff off, but this is just a quick little resort, if you want the best results you'd need alot more time, products and tools
Ultimate Garage what happens when you wash the car will is be the same or will it remove it a little?
I did mine last night and yes it does take a while to buff off. It did improve the look of the scratches a little but did not remove them completely.
@@obifuntoknowme Basically this stuff is crap
The last stage, beat it off
Your correct it doesn't work it's crap don't waste your money
Peace
Your not meant to go in circular motions
Noted for next time
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So when using a buffer tool to do this, how do you stop the buffer from going in a circular motion ? 🤦♂🤦♂ Applying T-Cut
Working in a circular motion, rub the solution over the scratched area, applying firmly to ensure it gets into the grooves of the damage (especially with coloured T Cut). In many cases, the cloth changes colour as the top layer of paint is removed. these are the instructions for using this product , so your comment is nonsense , try doing a bit of research before commenting on things that you clearly dont know about, while trying to be a smart arse
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The T-Cut instructions say you should do it in circular motions
Yeah the instructions on the back of the bottle do say go in circular motions
never polish or clean black car in the sun.
Interested as to know why not ?
Think it says on the tin not to use in direct sunlight
Xfcc
first
Its a dry horrible out of date product that takes big scratches out and leaves lots of smaller one...its at best the first stage of a scratch removal..so many better products out there now
There will always be a better product out there that will take much more time and give a better finish, as a first resort and for the price it’s a good place to start to try and see how severe the damage is. If t cut doesn’t make a difference then you start looking into other options.
@@UltimateGarage my point is T cut inflicts more damage
What better products would you recommend as I was about to get some T cut
@@blockzzyontheblock689 a good quality cutting/polishing compound like menzerna or 3M