T-CutT-Cut Colour Fast Sliver Car Wax Polish Scratch Remover Colour Enhancer - 150g * 6 Colours Available

I recently bought a used car and it arrived with some alarming marks and scratches that I hadn’t seen previously. I enquired about having it professionally polished/mopped to remove them, however, the cost is quite high and so I gave this a go as a hopeful fix to reduce my anxiety with it and the scratches hopefully until I can afford professional detailing. I’ve used T Cut products for decades, I don’t use a polisher, I use it by hand. I know there are lots of products on the market for both but this brand has always proved sufficient and affordable with previous uses.I used the T Cut colour fast scratch remover first with a micro fibre cloth in small circular motions and just a couple dots of the paste, after a couple of checks and buffs to ensure I wasn’t removing too much or marking the surrounding area and I was impressed that the scratches had in fact completely disappeared. Blended perfectly. I finished it off with T Cut colourfast ceramic wax protection and my worries are gone just like the scratches.If I can do this anyone can.Just be realistic about what you’re dealing with. Deep scratches need professional care, lighter ones can be removed with this.It’s never going to match up with professional polishing but it does work well if you use it correctly.

The advert implies, that it comes with the micro fibre cloth, which it doesn't.Otherwise, it is exactly what I needed. The deep scratch marks are covered and unless I look carefully, they are almost invisible.Just remember to apply in a circular motion across the scratches...

It's not going to work miracles, deep scratches etched into your car below surface level won't be filled in and removed by this stuff. But very light surface level scratches can be easily buffed out and paint transfer can be too with some elbow grease as you can see from the photos! Just need to get the corner bit touched up with some paint and she'll be good as new 😊

I bought this to use on a black car i had recently. It looked like a previous owner used a scouring pad to remove bugs from the car bonnet/hood.The wax reduced the appearance of some of the scratches, but didn't blend or cover as much as I'd hoped it would.I guess it could help to prevent the onset of corrosion etc in future.I bought this branded product, but I don't feel it was a significant improvement over other cheaper alternatives

Someone had scraped my white car while I was parked in a car park and had left black marks and scratches on it, but fortunately no dents. Trying to get the marks and scratches off with normal cleaning was ineffective so I purchased the T-cut for white cars in the hope that it would do the trick. It certainly did. With very little effort, and a microfibre cloth, I have a completely white car again. 👍

Good product helped to hide most of my minor scratches and stone chips

Tcut is always brilliant. I had touched up a few areas on my white car last year where cars had dinged and chipped paint. Used another compound to smooth down and now a year later the area of white paint had discoloured slightly. Used this white enhancer restorer and it's instantly worked to even the colour back to the original. Really impressed.

Ok here goes. I purchased this to remove light scratches on my silver Peugeot. I was taken in by the brand name and "scratch remover" in bright yellow on the front of the bottle in the picture. It had mixed reviews when I purchased it and most of the reviews were leaning towards the positive. The price was good compared to some of the other scratch removers on here so I thought I'd give it a shot. Bottle arrived within a few days and I got to work. I read the instructions on the bottle and some of the tips the other reviewers had given. The colour was as stated "silver" well grey in real terms. I used it on my car bonnet which had light scratches from removing bird poo and sap from trees. I squirt some the remover onto the bonnet and begin rubbing in a circular motion. I was not seeing any difference. So I used some more and continued to wipe in circular motion...nothing. Scratches were still there in all there glory. They weren't major scratches just light surface scratches which according to the bottle and manufacturer guideline should have worked. I was disappointed to say the least. Then when I tried closing the cap, it would not click together. There was not paint blocking the hole and the cap was not damaged or bent, it would just not close shut. I see another buyer on here has had the same issue. To try and make use of it before the whole thing just drys out I began using the scratch remover on anything that was silver/grey in the house and that had scratches. I must have tried on about 15 items ranging from audio equipment, the fridge, kids scooter you name it and this made absolutely no difference at all. The bottle is now on in the shed on a shelf drying out thanks to the cap that does not close. This does not do what i says on the tin and I wish the change the wording on the bottle to 'teeny weeny scratch remover...if at all'. Waste of space, my time and money. I suggest shopping around and spending your money on something that might be more effective than this gimmick. Wish my car and everything else was white then I could just use tippex.