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Car Scratch Remover Repair Kit

Car Scratch Remover Repair Kit

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A fresh scratch on your car's paintwork — and the garage bill looms large.

A careless moment in a car park, a scraping branch or an unexplained scuff on the door — and suddenly your car looks well past its best. This professional car scratch repair kit uses a micro-polishing compound to remove surface scratches and swirl marks from your paintwork, leaving a smooth, glossy finish you can achieve from your own driveway. No booking fees, no waiting days for an appointment — just results in minutes.

Benefits

  • No more expensive garage bills: Surface scratches and swirl marks disappear in a matter of minutes, so you never have to pay for a professional repair visit or wait days to get your car back.
  • One step is all it takes: Apply, work in and wipe off — no complicated preparation, no multi-stage process, no hunting around for additional products.
  • No more worrying about damaging the clear coat: The formula is precisely calibrated so the delicate clear coat stays completely untouched, meaning you never have to hesitate before applying it across a larger area.

Specifications

  • Dimensions: 5.8 cm x 12.8 cm
  • Contents: 100 g per unit
  • Ingredients: Water, aluminium oxide, silicone polymer, carboxymethylcellulose, 1,2-hexanediol, EDTA-2Na
  • Pack contents: 2 x scratch repair compound, 2 x applicator sponge

How to Use

  1. Prepare: Clean and dry the affected area thoroughly so no dirt gets worked into the paint.
  2. Apply: Put a small amount of compound onto the applicator sponge and work it gently into the scratch using circular motions.
  3. Wipe and inspect: Remove any residue with a clean cloth and check the result in good light — repeat once for deeper scratches.

Pro Tip: Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first — especially on older paintwork or resprayed panels, as different lacquers can react differently to polishing compounds.