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Bit of a naff question but will a T-cut for matallic paint that I bought for me old mk4 CL

(metallic grey) work on me black mk4 16v (dont think its metallic, anyone know for sure?)

Scotty.

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dont take this as gospal but id say it'd work i think the colouring just helps get the job done quicker on the specific colour.

but i wouldnt use green on red or likewise.

try it on a small discreet area and if it doesnt look good get some black stuff :p

t-cuts only desingned to try and polish scratches out not for doin a whole car to do a whole car your better with ferrecla g3 or g10 then finish with blacktop

Yeh was just looking to try polish out some key'ed marks n other small scratches n scrapes...

The T-cut i got is for any metallic/pearlescent paint colour by the way!

So would it be best to use that ferrecla g stuff anyway or be alrite to use the metallic T-cut i got?

If the g3/g10 wheres best place to get it?

Sorry for 21 questions lol

ideally g3 and g10 needs to be put on with a buffer

you can get it from most paint suppliers

t-cut is rubbish though

when i get called to a scratch that will polish out, usually can't be felt when you run your nail across it

i flat back with 2000 wet and dry until the sctratch is gone then buff with G3 then G10 and finish by hand with black top

Thanks bro :thumbsup:

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