not in the avalache forum a day and already..

oh I always do to see what people think are good products...when I had my acura I got a few people to come here :)
 
i gaveuptrying to educate car owners that have no idea how to polish paint. i actually have a friend of mine who uses that turtle wax color wax . its the one that you get different colores to match ur paint. and they tell me it removes all the scratches. and i tryed twlling them its actullay a filling glaze and they look at me like in retatrted. so i give up.infact they ask me what wax i use and i just say ohh i dont know what evers on sale at walmart..:wall
 
"Meguiars SCRATCH X 2.0 is the must-have scratch remover for isolated paint blemishes! Only Meguiars SCRATCH X works by hand on all types of paint and all types of scratches. Micro abrasives remove scratches, rather than hiding them. Meguiars SCRATCH X 2.0 is a permanent solution to isolated paint scratches"!

(definition found on product page at Autogeek)
 
While I think it might fill some (as most all products probably do to some extent), I think it's a fine abrasive that is more a minor defect "remover" than a filler. Based on my use of it.
 
ScratchX 2.0 does not fill scratches. It utilizes the same SMAT technology that both M105 and M205 use, and the "cut" is somewhere in between the two.
 
Autogeek said:
ScratchX 2.0 does not fill scratches. It utilizes the same SMAT technology that both M105 and M205 use, and the "cut" is somewhere in between the two.
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so no fill at all? seems to me a by hand product would be hard pressed to strong enough to remove scratches and not introduce more?
 
Going straight to the source (meguiar's.com)

Keep ScratchX® 2.0 close at hand for quick removal of isolated paint scratches or blemishes … whenever they occur. Competitive products either hide the blemish or scratch the finish. Meguiar’s® exclusive micro-abrasive system enables ScratchX 2.0 to remove paint blemishes fast while restoring brilliant high gloss. The new and improved formula can be applied by hand or with a DA.
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Sounds like you were arguing the wrong side of this one. Don't ya just hate it when that happens? :D
 
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