T-cutting... - Saxperience

ben_glen · 14th February 2010, 23:04

hi, plan on T-cutting my whole car this week, any tips? i was going to use a towel to apply and elbow grease, i don't expect a fantastic finish, but atm my car has gone from white to a faded white / grey...

J222JRA · 14th February 2010, 23:06

My main tip is do not use T-cut

IMO its far too abrasive, and does a very poor job.

Something like this is farrrrr superior
http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/polish...r/prod_93.html

Apply with m/f applicator pads and buff off with a m/f cloth.

To improve the finish even further clay it first to remove any contaminates.

James

ben_glen · 14th February 2010, 23:25

cheers James, just ordered a bottle of it, will update on how it goes

J222JRA · 14th February 2010, 23:31

Will give you awesome results mate

ben_glen · 14th February 2010, 23:36

any good stuff for bringing my rub strips back to a strong black? these too have faded

J222JRA · 14th February 2010, 23:42

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Originally Posted by ben_glen

any good stuff for bringing my rub strips back to a strong black? these too have faded

This,

http://www.cleanyourcar.co.uk/wheels.../prod_143.html

Or another product called Black Wow

andiz · 15th February 2010, 00:03

or cooking oil if you want it done on the cheep lol

ben_glen · 15th February 2010, 00:39

i can see this cleaning m'larkey getting pricey lol, i'll wait until after my holiday before i get the trim stuff etc as im sure i'll keep asking for little bits and bobs so i'll just make 1 big order to save on postage

saxokid100 · 15th February 2010, 02:23

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Originally Posted by ben_glen

any good stuff for bringing my rub strips back to a strong black? these too have faded

i use wd40.works treat.......

J222JRA · 15th February 2010, 08:35

The main benefit or the chemical guys gel is that it doesnt streak and leave crap all over your bumpers when it rains.