eric_james
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That's alright DrGoo, I need to go and polish some aluminum now back later.
Then I need to help my neighbor.
Then I need to help my neighbor.
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Has anyone ever used T-Cut Color Fast?
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The 'English' language is just a mess of confusing mispronunciations. It does come in handy sometimes though
T-Cut is a polish with a bit more bite, its almost a watered down Autosol, you can use it to polish aluminium as well as paintwork
I never got the point of the Colorfast version, it didnt really give the results it claimed (back to the days I was a car valeter).
It did stop the left over residue from normal t-cut but it would be coloured residue instead, that would then disappear after a couple of washes/ rainy days.
In the UK at least, different chemicals are banned/ allowed in different countries so the recipe may vary.
T-Cut is a polish with a bit more bite, its almost a watered down Autosol, you can use it to polish aluminium as well as paintwork
I never got the point of the Colorfast version, it didnt really give the results it claimed (back to the days I was a car valeter).
It did stop the left over residue from normal t-cut but it would be coloured residue instead, that would then disappear after a couple of washes/ rainy days.
In the UK at least, different chemicals are banned/ allowed in different countries so the recipe may vary.
DrGooGoo
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Thanks!
Good info!
So I see...the coloured residue left behind is not permanent.
I thought that may be the case.
Kind of a waste of money.
eric_james
Senior Retro Guru
It lasts a couple of months on my car. It fills the chips with black rather than a normal polish would fill the chips white and look even worse.
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I'm sure theres some sort of product for that...
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thats four uses of the word 'no' so the correct pronunciation would be to simply punch them in the gonads
