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T-cut question?......


Tony
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Why is there different T-cuts for metallic and base paints? To my knowledge they both have a clear gel coat and it's that that gets cut?

 

A lot of solid colours don't have a clear coat - that's the reason for the difference. I haven't used T-Cut in ages either, actually I have but it's to polish up the sink!

 

Maybe a heavy waxing of the bonnet so the cat slides off?  :D

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I think its more that older solid colours especially reds and yellows would fade and "bloom" to needed something fairly aggressive to remove this and restore the colour, modern metallic just get microscopic scratches , it could also be that the blue one has different levels of fillers to mask these scratches but as i said its not something i have looked at for a long time

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