Good cutting paste

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Sun 25 Sep 2005 18:29
Good cutting paste - J1mbo
Hi, looking for a very mild paste for taking out scratches which are in the top coat (lacquer). The stuff I have from Turtle Wax seems to leave the paintwork looking hazy. Want something much milder and which will take out the hazyness!

What does the trade use for this sort of work?
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Sun 25 Sep 2005 18:38
Good cutting paste - Aprilia
My father and I have always stuck with Farecla products. They do a range of cutting grades for refinishing work - speak to a local paint factor.
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Sun 25 Sep 2005 20:58
Good cutting paste - Stuartli
AutoGlym Super Resin Polish has a very mild cutting action whilst T-Cut can be obtained in a metallic version. See:

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Sun 25 Sep 2005 22:00
Good cutting paste - blue_haddock
I too would recommend Farecla - it's also what most bodyshops that i know of use.
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Sun 25 Sep 2005 22:55
Good cutting paste - martint123
I've used these and they work fine:-
cms.3m.com/cms/GB/en/2-29/rzcFEU/view.jhtml

Farecla G3 is a bit coarse for machine use, but seems fine by hand.
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Sun 25 Sep 2005 23:11
Good cutting paste - metallick
3M Finesse-It is used by a the tradeto take out minor scratches, available from good motor factors.
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