I've been offroading in too narrow dirt roads making branches scratchinig my paint. Any tips to remove them? No deep scratches, but plenty very light ones.

Chainsaw anyone?  I was only wrong once and thats when I thought I was but wasnt.

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T-Cut Scratch Remover.

Funilly enough, just been doing the same to mine today. Sorted the "branch rash" a treat.  We Don't Care About Pot Holes !!

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Polishing them out with meg's scratch X

Hard work by hand though Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

I have tried Dr. Colorchip, and it worked great on my Stornoway Grey LR2. They are advertised in all the American automotive publications, and I'd highly recommend their product, but don't know of their availability overseas (from the States). In either case, you can check out their site:

http://drcolorchip.com/

I have read about it, not so much for bramble rash but more in relation to stone chips

Gets really good feedback, but those who use it normally do a group buy from the USA for about £50each Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

There is an equivalent of the DrColourchip in the UK its called Chipex;

Here http://www.chipex.co.uk/

HTH

Haven't yet taken the time to get any of the products. Maybe just get the dealer to polish it out.
anyone know how many times you can polish a car? i've heard that you can't do it too many times. May need to have it done next year too tough I will be more carefull to search for more open dirt roads next time.

pinkies has some 'used one time only' magnetic scratch protecting panels for sale.


However the roads of Keilder forest must be 'metalled' as the panels found the ground much more attractive than the car .  At work
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It fell off due to been caught with my passenger getting out

I might actually be open to an offer, if anybodys interested Former Mod/Member, with the most post & Chicken George Arch nemesis

npinks wrote:

It fell off due to been caught with my passenger getting out

blame a young child will you , still it gave me and Dave a good laugh At work
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It begs the question.......

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zone30 wrote:

Haven't yet taken the time to get any of the products. Maybe just get the dealer to polish it out.
anyone know how many times you can polish a car? i've heard that you can't do it too many times. May need to have it done next year too tough I will be more carefull to search for more open dirt roads next time.

Call me un-educated but how do you measure the thickness of something like paint without cutting into it????  There's always a way forward!

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