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 This stuff works like magic Jul 27, 2010
I had just purchased a used car. It was in good condition, but had some minor paint scratches. I purchased this item based on some positive reviews on Amazon, and it didn't disappoint. Light scratches which had resisted regular wax, disappeared as if by magic with stuff from tube 1. Tube 2 then shined up the entire paint to a brilliant shine. Try this on your car. Most cars will have paint scratches on the inside of outer door handle. This will make those completely disappear. That area appears new on my car now. I am extremely satisfied with this product.
Good for light scratches Jul 24, 2010
I bought this product 2 years ago and it has been very good to me. Light scratches will disappear. Deeper scratches needs more work. Touch-up paint must be applied, then the area buffed with tube 1 and 2.
 Very Impressed Jul 16, 2010
My Incident:
I just brushed by a pole pulling into a parking spot with my brand new RENTAL CAR. I was freaking out thinking about how much the company was going to charge me when I returned the car. I came to Amazon hoping to find a product that could help me fix the big gouge and tons of little scratches below it. Based on reviewers recommendations, I found Quixx locally and just finished using it.
My Experience with Quixx:
I followed the instructions exactly and after five minutes work, I was amazed. While three deep scratches and a tiny ding are still noticeable, Quixx was able to fix the fender to a point where the company wouldn't charge me an arm and a leg to fix.
There is a lot of this product and I look forward to taking care the many tiny scratches when I get my car back.
 this product is a joke Jul 16, 2010
To me this product is a joke, if you achieve anything from it, you can get from most other products, it's just a rubbing (sometimes people call it liquid sanding compound) plus a polishing compound. Might be fine for very light scratches, but definitely not for a real scratch that you can feel by running your nail over it. It's nice that they at least included the fabric cloth and some sanding paper, money-wise I would say it's not very expensive, but you then shall not expect more from this $15 or so product. That was my lesson.
It works, who woulda thunk Jul 09, 2010
So I just bought a new used 2007 BMW 335i coupe and stupidly brought it through a car wash (brand rhymes with crown flare). The car wash left scratches all along the side of the car, near the rear window - tons of scratches, all white in appearance on a gray car. I bought this item, thinking, it's worth a shot - but it probably won't work.
I purchased some cheap polishing cloth gloves from Target (I recommend the kind that you can wear as a glove/mitten) and went to work - wow, it ACTUALLY WOOOORKS. Don't be afraid to put some pressure into it. I also recommend using #1 then #2 on nearly all scratches, because why not? It's thorough that way.
There are still some slightly fine marks but they're only visible at certain angles, the white scratches have all but disappeared. Makes a used car look brand spanking new.
Also recommend waxing after removing all your scrathces.
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