UKSaabs

just looking for the scratch removal system i have seen demoed and came across this

https://www.asseenontvadvisor.com/buyfi ... fcode=gFI1

mmmmm

If thats as good as shown in the video.......Im getting me some

apparently these new coatings alter the paint on the scratch edge and pull the original paint into the scratch and the epoxy or whatever in the pen adds to the bulk so you get a colour match - the science seems fine.

the website doesnt though! i hate websites that try to "trap" you in with crazy pop ups and other stuff

Does he remind you of

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGooQ8yYC0c


Epic!

Just a bit cheaper HERE
Or a bit dearer but less hassle HERE

I've bought one just to try it.

Funny that, so did I

I was about to also! So, come on.... are they any good??!?



Daz

Ask me again next week after it arrives (nothing gained, if nothing ventured)

Just bought one off that redsave.com gadget site. I'll give it a try, mine's full of scratches.
Some crackers on there! That 'anti nap alarm' would be a good idea for my long night shifts....you just run the risk of leak your pants when it goes off at 4:30 am
http://www.redsave.com/products/anti-nap-alarm

Nah no good for me dai all i have to do is wait for a patrol guy top come from the company we work for then everyone leaves me alone

So in essense i get paid to sleep

[img]The ingenious Anti Nap Alarm reduces the possibility of falling asleep on the job.

When Sexy Bobby falls asleep, his tadger tends to tilt downward. This movement will automatically activate the alarm.

•Safer humping at night
•Ideal for long sessions, studying for exams, staying awake at work and more...
•Batteries included[/img]

Rob

Err, back on OP's topic

I've bought one of the cheaper ones, but I wonder how well it will work in practice, the video showed a bonnet being scratched, and the gizmo repairing it, immediately.

However, on Mrs Baxlin's Clio, the scratches have been there some time - mostly handbag/shopping bag scrapes and the like, but the car is regularly polished. So there's polish in the scratches.

I suppose I should give it a chance, and at least clay and wash the area of the scratch first.

Wonder how it is on stone chips..........................

Malcolm

dont think it would work on stone chips. It relies on flowing the exisiting paint into the scratch.

i wont to try the drchip or chip dr stuff where they match your paint colour- you touch it in then use a special resin polish to fill to the edge and provide a flat finish - my bonnet looks okay but on closer inspection- i reckon the previous owner must have been a road surface surveyor and followed the stone chip lorry day and night!

Which is why I edited the post, adding the the ebay link, pointing out that it was dearer but less hassle (I bought one on eBay )

just block pop ups - i had no probs