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Johnny4428:
I have had reasonable results over the years with just fine wet and dry and buffing with T cut. But like a lot of products I think they have changed the formula. Anybody else here use this method and found the same? I just don’t think the T cut is as good. I can get a good shine but it’s taking twice as much work. Maybe I need a polisher/buffer?
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Athame57:
I use T cut most on that patch my crotch causes on the fuel tank. (I nearly wrote that the wrong way around! ;D ) No problems, but I think if T Cut was too good you'd end up with a bald patch or patches :o in the paint. Maybe they have adjusted something? 8)
Skoti:
--- Quote from: Johnny4428 on July 16, 2025, 11:00:01 AM ---I have had reasonable results over the years with just fine wet and dry and buffing with T cut. But like a lot of products I think they have changed the formula. Anybody else here use this method and found the same? I just don’t think the T cut is as good. I can get a good shine but it’s taking twice as much work. Maybe I need a polisher/buffer?
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Agree, that T Cut seems to have has lost it's bite nowadays.
I been using Autoglym paint renovator, not cheap but at least it works.
https://www.autoglym.com/paint-renovator-500ml.html
BTW
I've seen a lot of damage done to paint work with the over enthusiastic use of a buffing machine.
Johnny4428:
Thanks for that Skoti! I’ll see if I can source that locally.
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Johnny4428:
Tried it out this afternoon Skoti, that stuff works well. I have a full bottle of t cut that will be going in the trash!😡
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