Hey all,
Is the Seat paint (in my case zenith grey) particularly soft and very thin?
I seem to pick up chips and scratches very very easily, much easier than on previous cars. They seem to go down to the primer yet aren't deep as such (can barely feel them). I'm filling in stone chips as best as I can (in one case I've had to kurust and prime also) but I'm not too sure how to deal with the light scratches.
I don't have access to a hose/pressure washer so have been taking the car to my friendly neighbourhood hand car wash, and using the garage jet wash sometimes so I do realise that this could be where a lot come from.
Whats the best way to deal with the light scratches?? I've never bothered with previous cars too much on this front, happily running them through car washes and filling bad chips, but I want to try to keep my Leon in good nick. Do the various metallic T-Cut type options work considering scratches are down to the primer??
Bit rubbish on this, sorry!
Is the Seat paint (in my case zenith grey) particularly soft and very thin?
I seem to pick up chips and scratches very very easily, much easier than on previous cars. They seem to go down to the primer yet aren't deep as such (can barely feel them). I'm filling in stone chips as best as I can (in one case I've had to kurust and prime also) but I'm not too sure how to deal with the light scratches.
I don't have access to a hose/pressure washer so have been taking the car to my friendly neighbourhood hand car wash, and using the garage jet wash sometimes so I do realise that this could be where a lot come from.
Whats the best way to deal with the light scratches?? I've never bothered with previous cars too much on this front, happily running them through car washes and filling bad chips, but I want to try to keep my Leon in good nick. Do the various metallic T-Cut type options work considering scratches are down to the primer??
Bit rubbish on this, sorry!