3M Scratch Removal System
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Product Details
Do-it-yourself scratch removal kit
Perfect for removing light-to-medium scratches that did not go through clear coat: paint damage from key scratches, swirl marks, light oxidation and scuffs
Removes scratches by sanding, compounding and polishing the clear coat
Kit components are part of the 3M industrial line and used on professional jobs
Kit includes: disc pad, 3000 grit sandpaper, purple compounding pad and 3M rubbing compound
This product carries a manufacturer warranty. Please visit or contact your local Canadian Tire store for details. This product carries a manufacturer warranty. Please visit or contact your local Canadian Tire store for details.
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Questions
Q: Is the clear coat clouding after first step (sanding) permanent? Is waxing/polishing after the first step (sanding) permanent fix for the clouding that occurs in the clear coat? Over time will the clouding reappear?
12 years agoA: No, the clouding is not permanent. It will be gone when you finish the polishing step.
11 years agoHelpful?
Q: Could you use this product on a Corvette? I have a 2005 Corvette that has a few scratches on the hood. The scratches are smooth and have not penetrated the clear coat. Would this product help to remove the scratches on my Vette?
12 years agoA: ive used it on the side of my 2008 f-150 and it left no trace of the scratch wich was huge. just go easy and don't push too hard on the sand paper, while feathering out your edges so you can blend it out with the rubbing compound.
12 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can it be used on motorcycle fender> I have scratches on my rear fender and it's plastic coated paint and clear. Will it work on it or the pain and clear layers are thinner than on cars?
12 years agoA: The success of the procedure will depend on how deep the scratch is and the thickness of the clear coat. It is true that there is variability between paint thickness between vehicle manufacturers and parts. The rule of thumb is that if you can feel the scratch with your fingernail...then it is probably through the clearcoat and will not be able to be completely sanded and buffed out without cutting through to the basecoat. With this in mind, if you are concerned about the thickness of the clearcoat, you may want to only sand with the P3000 abrasive until the scratch is almost gone. After the two buffing steps, the scratches will be harder to notice, but may still be visible.
12 years agoHelpful?
Q: Can this be used for scratches on stainless steel appliances?
12 years agoA: This product will only work properly under 2 conditions: - the stainless steel appliance has a clear-coat applied on the stainless steel - the scratch is not all the way through the clear coat. Other than that, this product will not be able to provide the proper brushed finish that stainless steel has. If the scratch is shallow enough in the stainless, it may be able to remove the scratch and buff it back, but this will create a shiny spot devoid of the brushed texture of stainless steel. This will most likely stand out worse that the scratches do.
12 years agoHelpful?
