wildcard011

Hi
We are having a heck of a winter in the north east and last time it snowed the wife tried to be nice and clean up the car before I come home.

In doing so she used the wrong end of the brush to break the ice/snow, long story short the hood has a few scratches on it.

Can anyone recommend how I can fix this. In total I think maybe 6 scratches with the biggest being close to 6 inches.

I have a 2009 Pearl White E350, with sports package.

Thanks!

shardul

iTrader: (1)

hard to say without seeing a picture of the scratches, best thing would be to take it to a paint correction person and let them decide how to fix it

KEY08

Get a new wife.

wildcard011

Ok - I took my car to the local car wash and showed the scratch to the owner. After the wash the guy put the following products on a cloth and wiped it on one of the scratches and it came right off. Its been two days since and I can't even tell where the scratch was.

There are a few more that have to be removed but he wants me to bring the car in for a complete detailing to get them off.

He was kind enough to let me write down the name of the products he used in case I want to do it myself.

So he used a little bit of Meguiars Diamond cut compound and sprayed a small layer of Layout dye remover 606 on top of it and just swiped this on the hood and the scratches disappeared.

I'm not too familiar with these products, I did note that diamond cut is available on Amazon but layout dye is not, is there anything comparable that can be recommended by users here.

I was wondering if these would work..
Meguiar's G10307 Scratch X 2.0

My last option would be to take it back to the car wash and have him detail the complete car, which I am kind off trying to avoid since its only a handful of scratches and the rest of the car is fine.

pinebaron

http://www.sprayon.com/products/layout_dye_remover
Sounds like deadly stuff, actually removes paint.