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Cats & Dogs

ABEasy · 2010-10-02 21:55:13

Have a bit of a problem with the pets, the cat likes the heat from the car when I get home and the dog, being a dog, likes to chase the cat. Went for a spin earlier today and notice muck marks on bonnet of car, checked a bit closer and the dog has really scratched the car ( if I could of found either of them I'd have…

02-10-2010 9:55pm

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ABEasy

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Have a bit of a problem with the pets, the cat likes the heat from the car when I get home and the dog, being a dog, likes to chase the cat. Went for a spin earlier today and notice muck marks on bonnet of car, checked a bit closer and the dog has really scratched the car ( if I could of found either of them I'd have killed them ). Anyway, anyone know if you can wax out these scratches and how do u keep the cat off the car.

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#2 02-10-2010 11:57pm

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Wax dosen't remove scratch's, you will need a compound, followed by polish and wax to protect the paint.

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#3 03-10-2010 3:31am

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Depending on the depth of the scratches a respray may be required, but deffo go with a cutting compound 1st. If the scratches aren't too deep try one of the coloured polishes.

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