What can I say, we all get paint scratches now and again. You know those darn trees that you just didn’t see as you went down the RV park road because the RV park did not cut them back properly. Or when you were backing into a site and that tree just jumped out of nowhere. Not that we would’ve ever done any of these mind you. :-)
But let’s face it, for those that know, it used to be a real pain to remove scratches from your clear coat. Thankfully I have Andrew of A.N.S. Detailing, who told me about a product from Meguiar’s, that makes it really simple to remove scratches from your clear coat. No longer do you have to sand it down, running a buffer/polisher, and then re-wax after. It’s now just two simple steps if you can believe that! All in one kit! I couldn’t, but Andrew noticed some scratches in our jeep and we just had to go to work on it. Total time elapsed to get the scratches out, about 10 minutes!
Oh, what’s the product? It’s the Meguiar’s DA Microfiber Correction System Kit! Sorry Andrew, I just took some of your business away by letting others do it themselves. But hey, you’re the one who made the video with me. :-)
Here’s the video of me talking to Andrew about the Meguiar’s system, and also me removing a scratch from our jeep!
Link To Amazon: Meguiar’s DA Microfiber Correction System Kit
Funny, I just finished removing some light scratches when I got too close to some bushes. However, I use all Griot’s Garage buffers and products. I am sure the Megular’s also does the job.
When doing any paint correction, just remember to be patient.
Great Video. Yes, after watching you do it, I think I would have the confidence to tackle this myself. Even the cost of tools and polishing compound would be cheaper than paying someone to come do it. I do think if you added another 15 seconds to show the step two of waxing would have enhanced the video. Thanks for making the videos.
Great video as usual from David. I just ordered the Kit as just yesterday I found some scratches on my vehicle.
I also have the Griot’s buffer. Can’t wait to try it on my car and maybe on my Tiffin.