I officially love T-Cut. Used scratch/scuff remover then some metallic colour restorer on some lovely dents as described in "NOT a good day." It has made me much happier about the damage (though I'm still distraught). Have a look at before and after! (I used some primer too so ignore that).

Good result, you wouldn't see that unless you knew what you wqere looking for. Dark red metallic nail varnish may be a good option for touch-up.

well done, good job. try original t-cut, then colour t-cut, then wax. should be even better. work the original in with a small piece of sponge and lots of swirly motions. it takes time but it will dissapear completely

Do you think that method will get rid of the scuffs on my wing?

give it a try ,t cut isnt expensive

Bravo_Gaz said:

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Do you think that method will get rid of the scuffs on my wing?

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Might work if the damage is very superficial. T-cut works by rubbing away your clearcoat/paintwork until you get to undamaged clear/paint. If the damage is deep and can be felt with a fingernail then you might be able to improve it but you won't be able to fully fix the problem.