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3M Scratch Removal System

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3M Scratch Removal System
$29.99
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3M Scratch Removal System

$29.99

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

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This product carries a 1 year exchange warranty redeemable at any Canadian Tire store.

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13 out of 13 (100%) reviewers recommend this product

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Home run!

11 years ago
I discovered a series of small scratches in the clear coat on my car. This is a leased vehicle, and they told me they would ding me $180 to repair them upon return of the car. I decided to pick up one of these kits at Canadian Tire and try my luck fixing it myself. I followed the directions closely. Step 1 was sanding, they provide 3000 grit sandpaper, and you're to sand for about 10 seconds at a time, clean the area, check if the scratch is gone (i.e, if you've worn away enough of the clear coat), apply water to the sandpaper, and continue if needed. This took about 45 minutes but I was being cautious. The scratches were pretty much gone. At this point, the area in question will look AWFUL on your car, you'll see a cloudy haze in the area you've been sanding - no worries, this is normal! Step 2 was to buff - I attached the buffing pad to my cordless drill, as directed, and had at it. Took maybe 3-4 minutes, I took it slow and applied compound as needed. Again, the car didn't look great - this is still normal! Step 3 was to polish - I attached the polishing pad to my drill. Took 5-6 minutes, I did several brief polishes. When done, the fender looked awesome, the scratches were 90% gone (I could only see the remnants of the two deepest ones because I knew to look for them). The paint looked like new. I would highly recommend this kit to anyone who has never done this process before. Worked brilliantly! Just follow the directions, and don't worry about how it looks until step 3 is done!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Worked great for birdpoo etching

12 years ago
Great finish with microfibre. Needed to clean off birdpoo etching - used the last 2 steps of 3M Scratch Removal System (manually, no drill) and finished off with Meguiar's Quik Detailer and Mother's Cleaner Wax Paste. Can't see the etching anymore.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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great.

12 years ago
takes a little patience, but well worth the effort. Works great.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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got scratches?

12 years ago
then this is the stuff for you! gets rid of em no problem. now just get rid of that pesky cat!

Yes, I recommend this product.

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Easy to use and effective.

12 years ago
Some jerk scratched up my drivers side door in a parking lot and then left with no note. I was so mad and shops were going to charge me hundreds to fix the paint. This product removed about 80% of the damage in 20 minutes. It's not a miracle by any means but it fixed enough of the paint damage that i didn't bother getting it fixed by a pro and it looks pretty good.

Yes, I recommend this product.

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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 ago
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  • A: No, the clouding is not permanent. It will be gone when you finish the polishing step.

    11 years ago
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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 ago
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  • A: 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 ago
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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 ago
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  • A: 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 ago
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Q: Can this be used for scratches on stainless steel appliances?

12 years ago
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  • A: 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 ago
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