How to apply the scratch remover?
The Scratch Remover is a fantastic product capable of eliminating all the swirls from the car bodywork (for larger scratches we consider the Compound more suitable, as it is capable of eliminating deeper scratches).
Materials needed:
- Scratch Remover or Scratch Remover – Make sure you use a high-quality product to remove scratches and blemishes from your car
- Sponge cap : the product is convenient to apply thanks to the Sponge Cap , which makes it easy to use on your car's paintwork
- Hand pad : for more complex applications, for larger areas or for the most difficult to reach points it is preferable to use a manual pad such as Hand Pad which will make the application of the product easier to guarantee optimal results
- Microfibre cloth : it is always advisable to also have a cloth such as Microfibre Cloth gold for the final removal of any excess product
You can then proceed as follows:
- Prepare the product : remove the plastic cap cover by pointing the Scratch Remover with the sponge upwards. Then press on the tube of Scratch Remover so that the product comes out forming a drop of approximately 1/2 cm in diameter
- Apply the product : apply the product with the part of the sponge sprayed with material on the surface to be treated by carrying out rotary movements and light pressure for approximately 15/30 seconds in the desired area
- Remove excess : remove excess product with a microfibre cloth
- Repeat the operation : repeat the operation, increasing the pressure each time until you are satisfied with the result
The use of Scratch Remover does not damage the paint if correctly applied and its application can be repeated unlike Compounds which eliminate portions of material during use.
The application process with Hand Pad is the same, applying the product on the sponge pad rather than on the supplied dispenser. If the product applied as follows does not resolve the problem being treated, we recommend using abrasives following a correct evaluation of the scratch. Scratches that are too deep and have now reached the paint layer require different treatments.
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