Black car - scratches

charlie792

missile wrote: »

OP damaged the paint removing snow! I hate to think what kind of mess she could make with T Cut and wet and dry.

I would suggest she takes it to a professional car valet.

Haha! I did it with the ice scraper The snow was so damn thick I couldn't tell where the bonnet was, as the bonnet is higher at points than others I ended up scratching a bit of it.....
Can't take the car anywhere as I don't drive.
Don't particularly want to be messing around with wet and dry either - goodness I remember my tech lessons...

I think the two will probably buff out with a bit of effort not sure about the third, hopefully Ill make it less visible anyway. The whole car could do with a going over, some stupid cat has obviously been climbing on the roof....

hubert_cumberdale

i can solve the cat issue i had some thick foam with a sticky back on it just put it on your bonnet and roof sticky side up

you will know in the morning by the amount of hair on it that the cat wont get on your car again

cyclonebri1

charlie792 wrote: »

Haha! I did it with the ice scraper The snow was so damn thick I couldn't tell where the bonnet was, as the bonnet is higher at points than others I ended up scratching a bit of it.....
Can't take the car anywhere as I don't drive.
Don't particularly want to be messing around with wet and dry either - goodness I remember my tech lessons...

I think the two will probably buff out with a bit of effort not sure about the third, hopefully Ill make it less visible anyway. The whole car could do with a going over, some stupid cat has obviously been climbing on the roof....

Ureka, you've found the excuse. Cat couldn't get to grips with the roof so went for the bonnet:A

Previuos advice still stand tho' hubby may read this thread :eek::eek::eek: