Help scratches in the black trim on the doors my TL-S
#1
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Help scratches in the black trim on the doors my TL-S
I noticed that there are a great deal of scratches on the black trim on the doors of my TL-S. I cannot seem to get rid of them. I think they got there from cleaning the glass. It seems like the paint scratches up very easily there. I have tried Zaino Z-5 and it still looks bad. The scratches are not deep. Please tell me what I should do to fix the problem. The rest of my paint looks great except for this one little area. I will try to take a picture tomorrow.
Thanks,
Mike
Thanks,
Mike
#3
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or the carbon fiber trim? If its the carbon fiber, you can use some light polishes on it by hand and clean them up a little. If it's the vinyl on the door panels, use some 303, it should help minimize their appearance
#5
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Here are some pictures of the scratches in the trim.
This is the only place on the car that looks like this, the rest of the paint in immaculate.
This is the only place on the car that looks like this, the rest of the paint in immaculate.
#6
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use some optimum polish on an orange pad, follow up with some wax. It will remove the swirls from the trim; that's what I did when detailing my TL.
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Otherwise use a more aggressive (white) hand polishing pad with a polish.
#14
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Okay, what polish would you recommend for the scratches that I have? Should I try Danase Swirl Abolisher I or II? Should I remove the wax that I currently have on that area? After using the Danase product can I put Zaino Z-2 or Z-5 on?
Thanks
Thanks
#16
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What is SA1?
I don't want to do cause any more damage to the paint. So here is what I was thinking of doing. Using a white hand polishing pad with Danase Swirl Abolisher I or II (please tell me which one I should get) and finishing up with Zaino Z-2 or Z-5.
I have never really had to do any paint correction so I am new to this. All I have ever really used is Zaino products and that has kept my cars looking great.
I don't want to do cause any more damage to the paint. So here is what I was thinking of doing. Using a white hand polishing pad with Danase Swirl Abolisher I or II (please tell me which one I should get) and finishing up with Zaino Z-2 or Z-5.
I have never really had to do any paint correction so I am new to this. All I have ever really used is Zaino products and that has kept my cars looking great.
#19
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I have Zaino Z-2 and Z-5 but I do not have ZPC. I might try ZPC first and if that does not work move on to the Danase Swirl Abolisher I with a white pad.
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