Isuzu Trooper Owners Club UK™

[reddragondfw]

just wanna bit of  advice got a fair few scratches on paitwork and bumpers i wqould like to know the most effective  thing i can buy to remove them been to the local body shop they want something like £150 per panel  he did mention g3 but looked it up on the net and it says if you dont know how to use it be very careful or it will take the lot off  so bit weary  about that
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[Philp]

What about one of these mobile chips away type guys, I beleive they're quite good.  I've used the halfords scratch repair kits for dep scratches before to good effect (after some*beep* keyed the wifes car)  Meguiars scratch-x is also supposed to be good if you're after a T-cut type product.
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Phil

96 or is it a 98 Isuzu Bighorn Lotus

[Webby]

Cover it with mud!  Works for me on a number of levels, scratches already there cannot be seen, new ones only remove the mud not the paint and most importantly in a carpark nobody parks anywhere near you.  Presumably they fear the mud to be contagious!!
Sorry to be flippant, will T-cut not work?
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Isuzu Trooper SWB 3.0DT Commercial

[reddragondfw]

no tryed t cut m8
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[Philp]

If they're too deep for T-cut then its either get it mopped with a cutting compound like G3 (and yes its easy to burn through to the prinmer on areas like corners etc if you don't know what you're doing) or get a chips away type guy to come and paint in the scratches and then a decent cut wax and polish.
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Phil

96 or is it a 98 Isuzu Bighorn Lotus

[Peter Bonnell]

I'm a member of a forum called www.detailingworld.co.uk , have a look and pick up some tips , we use pc orbital polishers with different cutting pastes depending on how bad the scratches are