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CANROVER Member Since: 03 Oct 2015 Location: Ottawa Posts: 255 |
I'm in the same boat..... My piano black is also slightly scratched and even cracked in 2 or 3 spots where something has struck it. You could try a car polish to get the scrathes out and then car wax for a protective layer.... I have not tried it yet but it seems there really is nothing out there for these types of trim. Even if there was, I bet it would contain the same ingredients as a polish and wax. |
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Mon Jun 13 2016 9:10pm |
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Gornal Hills Member Since: 10 Nov 2014 Location: Dudley Posts: 380 |
Hi, any pictures guys.... 2007, HSE, Cairnes Blue, Factory tints, Love it !!! |
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Tue Jun 14 2016 8:23am |
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edviss Member Since: 29 Feb 2016 Location: london Posts: 28 |
Scratches can be polished out as it have layer of laquer on top. |
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Sun Jul 10 2016 9:14am |
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CANROVER Member Since: 03 Oct 2015 Location: Ottawa Posts: 255 |
I'll try to post some pics today |
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Sat Aug 06 2016 3:45pm |
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Jampot1979 Member Since: 23 Jun 2017 Location: Bedfordshire Posts: 145 |
I have the same issue. Lots of scratches which I hope there is a way of removing. |
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Tue Oct 03 2017 1:14pm |
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Gingerg978 Member Since: 18 Jan 2018 Location: Berkshire Posts: 67 |
Hi Guys, opening up an old post, but did you solve your problem. As I also have the same issue
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Wed Mar 14 2018 10:09am |
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Bensrrsport Member Since: 11 May 2018 Location: London Posts: 149 |
Any good solutions for this please and the best way to protect it? Thanks! |
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Tue Jun 05 2018 12:26pm |
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Gingerg978 Member Since: 18 Jan 2018 Location: Berkshire Posts: 67 |
Ben, I have yet to try as am waiting for a few more inputs before trying
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Tue Jun 05 2018 1:42pm |
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Bensrrsport Member Since: 11 May 2018 Location: London Posts: 149 |
Anyone had any joy removing scratches, please? |
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Sun Oct 21 2018 6:11pm |
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hoppy_70 Member Since: 28 Mar 2009 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 437 |
I improved mine on a full fat using the same method I use to remove scratches from any paint. G3 paste followed by t cut and polish. A Dremel with polishing pad would speed it up hugely but don’t allow overheating of the area being polished.
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Sun Oct 21 2018 7:18pm |
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