J2000

I was watching TV and i saw this product "Scratch Doctor" it shows a guy putting the cream on the damaged car and when he rubs it off the scratches go away...it looks so SICK i have all these minor scratches all over my car and need them gone....
look for some opinions from ppl who've used this before or know of neone who has

found it a CT and was wondering if it is worth $14
THANKS

imported_Joe_98Si

i would also like too know if this stuff actually works....anyone on here use it before??

Tego

Probably would work but won't last long.

imported_Huacha

It should work, it's just a resin that fills in the scratch and dries clear, but make sure you wipe off the excess before it dries.... it would work best with something like a squeegie (how do you spell that?)

J2000

just tried it...it somewhat works but does not completly remove the scratches i have alot of minor ones all differnt kinda and it only covered a little little bit...( NOT RECOMMEND)

imported_crazydragonclk

use the meguiars scrath x it does work somewhat. depends how bad the scratches are though, u need to buff it with a cloth

adamyeayea

never ever buy product from TV i had tons bad experience with it
all the product from Tv are a total BS

imported_Huacha

To see if a scratch is repairable with one of those scratch doctor things, use some water and rub that scratch with a towel or paper towel.... if the scratch disappears for a few seconds (until the water runs off or dries off) then the scratch is repairable.... if the scratch stays even while you rub, then it's too deep to be repaired

imported_Joker

man where u bin

imported_jdm ek4

How about those door dings scratches from other cars opening their doors? And how do you fix those dings?

imported_Huacha

Those are usually too deep to fix with scratch doctors.... maybe touch-up paint... if it's a small dent with no creases, maybe a plunger? (haven't actually tried that before)

imported_crazydragonclk

oh been busy recently, prepping for the 2nd one to come, its a girl, and just been working.