A bit of feedback on colour restore

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scirocco_ne
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A bit of feedback on colour restore

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Just a heads up to anyone looking at some faded paint in need of tlc

Our car is rough body wise, solid but a few can jobs here and there up close.

Me and the Mrs put a afternoons work and some hand buffing in with meguires ultimate compound on and the results were excellent.

As long as there is paint left that stuff is amazing for bringing up old paint without taking alot off. The car is a lovely red again and the faded patches disappeared :D


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Re: A bit of feedback on colour restore

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I dont have any pictures to really show how pink and faded it was in places before sadly but its a huge colour change.

We gave the wheels a buff to to finish off :)
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Look like it’s well worth the time and money. Thanks for letting us know.


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Re: A bit of feedback on colour restore

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mark1gls wrote: Thu May 02, 2019 6:55 pm Look like it’s well worth the time and money. Thanks for letting us know.
Its like no other t cut etc style thing ive used so thought I'd share.Much easier to use.


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