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  1. 19th July 2005, 09:51 PM #1
    Bazthemod
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    Bought a bottle for Atomic any special tips for applying etc?

    From Factory JCW to Audi TT Quattro - Might be back one day!
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  2. 19th July 2005, 11:40 PM #2
    macblob
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    I just use the megs spongy applicator pads to apply it and then a microfibre cloth to buff it out, followed by some NXT wax on any area ive used the scratch x on.
    However im sure Wul will be along in horror of my suggestions. lol
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  3. 19th July 2005, 11:53 PM #3
    Wul
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    Nope - you are doing fine my young apprentice! :clown:

    Baz - really depends on what you are trying to do - to remove a scratch I prefer using a terry cloth to allow some heat to build up as you rub and soften the scratch. Depending on the severity you may need to apply about 4-6 times. work in 6"x6" sections and always rub it up right away as if you let scratch x dry it is harder to buff off.

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