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Getting a Car T-Cut, polished.

BostonB · 2012-04-26 15:16:51

Someone in the family has a red car that's start to fade. Wondering has had good experience of somewhere (don't want to do it themselves) restoring T-Cut or something similar at reasonable cost. The intent being to improve the appearance but mainly to slow the paint from further fading. Can't stop it entirely I know.

26-04-2012 4:16pm

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Someone in the family has a red car that's start to fade. Wondering has had good experience of somewhere (don't want to do it themselves) restoring T-Cut or something similar at reasonable cost. The intent being to improve the appearance but mainly to slow the paint from further fading. Can't stop it entirely I know.

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#2 26-04-2012 5:44pm

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Yeah i had a red car and the bonnet was faded and i put T cut on it and it did the job, you would want to polish and wax it as it will fade quickly again if not.

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#3 26-04-2012 6:49pm

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T-Cut isn't recommended.

Something like Autoglym Super Resin Polish or Chemical Guys P40 and then protect it with a sealant or wax.
Could do the above by hand yourself to keep cost down, our pay someone to machine polish it for you.

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#4 26-04-2012 6:52pm

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as curran says get some with a polisher to do it.nothing worse than a botch job and a paint job is costly,so do it mideling right or not at all

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