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Quixx Scratch Removal

JonathanAnon · 2010-06-16 22:50:38

I have a few scratch marks on the side of the motor (was properly keyed one night by some scumbag) varying from lightly scratched, to through to the metal in parts. I saw this thing called Quixx scratch remover on the telly one day, and it seemed to be good. Anybody have any experience with this? Only seems to be available…

16-06-2010 10:50pm

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JonathanAnon

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I have a few scratch marks on the side of the motor (was properly keyed one night by some scumbag) varying from lightly scratched, to through to the metal in parts. I saw this thing called Quixx scratch remover on the telly one day, and it seemed to be good. Anybody have any experience with this? Only seems to be available on the web, I tried a few motor factors but none have it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yerF2ZXO0ZA

This is a youtube ad for it.

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#2 16-06-2010 11:34pm

Mr Benevolent

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No scratch remover will remove bare metal scratches and most won't do much for any scratches you can feel with a finger.

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#3 16-06-2010 11:48pm

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You might as well use Jif, Cif, or whatever they're calling it this week, it's just as effective as the stuff they flog on the telly, like the previous poster said it won't cure a deep scratch.

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