There are alot of scratches around my car and tiny stone chips, And I've T-Cut them about 3 times with no improvement (not the stone chips lol)

My dads already saying to do something but I question if it can work lol
So he wants to spray the panels with the car colour, then go over it with colour magic....I asked him if he meant colour cut, but he said colour magic lol

Will this work or will this **** stuff up? =D

BrumBrum said:

There are alot of scratches around my car and tiny stone chips, And I've T-Cut them about 3 times with no improvement (not the stone chips lol)

My dads already saying to do something but I question if it can work lol
So he wants to spray the panels with the car colour, then go over it with colour magic....I asked him if he meant colour cut, but he said colour magic lol

Will this work or will this **** stuff up? =D

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This is not a good idea. You will end up with hidden scratches but large sprayed areas that are the wrong colour and are flat and dull in appearence. I think the technical term is (Pigs ear)

What your Dad appears to be suggesting is spray over the paint using a spray can and then attempt to disguise the total colour mismatch by using colour magic colour magic is not that strong it will only give a slight minimal tint.

The trouble you have is that the scratches are not in the paint but more likely in the lacquer. Respraying the lacquer would therefore work but is a pro or skilled amateur job.

Try using G3 as its much better than Tcut at this type of task.

Thanks for confirming that, I knew it wouldn't work, mentions nothing about blending paint in ect, its just a polish =|
Ah well he can buy the G3 stuff lol