PC Scratch Removal

valiant · 02-12-2007, 03:28 PM

I got a pretty nasty bumper brushburn on the side of my E90 (silver). I purchased a PC and the "Sonus Scratch Removal" kit, which included a 4: yellow pad and some Sonus Scratch removal liquid. I used it and then followed it with Klasse AIO (using an orange Sonus PC pad).

This was my first time using a PC. I got out most of the brush burn and did no damage to the unaffected areas (whew!). However, I'd like to do better without damaging the clear coat or paint.

Question: Is there any polish that is slightly more abrasive than Klasse AIO or Sonus Scratch Remover that might get out the rest of the scratch without ruining the unaffected areas?

tdekany · 02-16-2007, 05:07 PM

try the new Optimum Hyper Compound.

Can you post a picture of the area?

dmboone25 · 02-16-2007, 05:14 PM

Yeah--before people start yelling--pics would help.

Ask Picus or DavidN--they are the gurus....

MWcoupe · 02-16-2007, 05:15 PM

my local detailer told me that silver is very easy to buff out. it should be that bad after the scratch remover. try going to detailer if you cant buff it out. good luck

tdekany · 02-16-2007, 05:20 PM

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Originally Posted by alpine330

my local detailer told me that silver is very easy to buff out.

wtf????

it depends on the hardness of the clear not the color.

MWcoupe · 02-16-2007, 09:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tdekany

wtf????

it depends on the hardness of the clear not the color.

i ment that its easy to buff out so you dont see the swirls or scratch that much, my bad for being unclear.

02-12-2007, 03:28 PM	#1
valiant New Member 0 Rep 7 Posts Drives: 325i Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Southeast iTrader: (0)	PC Scratch Removal I got a pretty nasty bumper brushburn on the side of my E90 (silver). I purchased a PC and the "Sonus Scratch Removal" kit, which included a 4: yellow pad and some Sonus Scratch removal liquid. I used it and then followed it with Klasse AIO (using an orange Sonus PC pad). This was my first time using a PC. I got out most of the brush burn and did no damage to the unaffected areas (whew!). However, I'd like to do better without damaging the clear coat or paint. Question: Is there any polish that is slightly more abrasive than Klasse AIO or Sonus Scratch Remover that might get out the rest of the scratch without ruining the unaffected areas?
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tdekany Second Lieutenant 12 Rep 265 Posts Drives: 2001 VR6 Jetta Join Date: Feb 2007 Location: Estacada Oregon iTrader: (0)	try the new Optimum Hyper Compound. Can you post a picture of the area?
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MWcoupe 24k GOLD 148 Rep 1,453 Posts Drives: Mineral White M4 Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: BROOKLYN NY iTrader: (0)	my local detailer told me that silver is very easy to buff out. it should be that bad after the scratch remover. try going to detailer if you cant buff it out. good luck
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