It worked flawlessly on dark colorSeptember 2, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I had a 4 inches scratch on my hood of my brand new VW Passat. Although it was a very thin line it still could catch my nail. First I didn't want to use something abrasive on the new paint but trying to fill the scratch didn't work with oridinary waxes. I wanted to use something recommended by many users, and tested againts others, and found this test winner product.
Application was easy. You have to rub with polish for about 1-2 minutes, till you see the scratch is gone, then clean the surface and apply the wax. I used a terry cloth for rubbing. The scratch on my dark blue car was all gone in 5 minutes.
I also would like to try the polish sold in larger amounts for my dated car. You can feel that it is safe to use and still working.
BelieveSeptember 1, 2008 All I have to say is nonbelievers, believe! Quixx Paint Scratch Remover works like a charm. It's a great product and will keep your vehicle looking new. I stood there amazed as my scratch was gone, gone, gone.
It really worksAugust 12, 2008 I was really surprised that this actually works. I had a scratch and it took it our no problem. I will say however, that you arm does get a little tired from rubbing but it's worth it. This is a must have!
works as advertisedAugust 11, 2008 0 out of 1 found this review helpful
Does what it claims to do especially for superficial scratches!!! Deeper ones need more help like primer help. Best I have tried so far and I have tried a lot!!! The kit includes everything you will need. I am very happy with it in fact I just bought another one from amazon!!!
Just finished using it - pretty good!August 3, 2008 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have a 2005 Corolla with a light beige clear coat. One day when I was using a cleaner wax, I bore down on the hood in three - four places trying to remove the last traces of some tar blotches. Big mistake!! The result was that the finish had lots of little monofiliment-fishing-line-like lines in circles around the places I had scrubbed. (Meguiars or somebody else had warned me to use a special soft cloth for this kind of work and . . you know the rest.) I tried Turtle Wax polish and followed up with ICE polish and still felt distraught. Well, on a gamble, I bought this product. It was either do this or take the car into a body shop. I just finished applying it and following it with ICE and I'm fairly pleased. I can't say how the finish will look later in the day when the full sun hits the hood, but it looks nice now.
