T-Cut
Nov 16th 2005, 11:09 pm
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T-Cut
I used to use T-cut in UK to touch up scratches on car doors etc.
What is the equivanent to T-cut in USA?
What is the equivanent to T-cut in USA?
Nov 16th 2005, 11:17 pm
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Re: T-Cut
Originally Posted by John Murray
I used to use T-cut in UK to touch up scratches on car doors etc.
What is the equivanent to T-cut in USA?
What is the equivanent to T-cut in USA?
I personally think the 3M compounds are better than T-Cut!
Nov 16th 2005, 11:26 pm
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Re: T-Cut
You can always email Tetrosyl (website http://www.tetrosyl.com) and ask for an MSDS (material data safety sheet) which must disclose all active chemical compounds. Since there's a rust remover in the stuff, I imagine that would be on the data sheet. You could then look for products with the same ingredients.
Or just add it to your wish list for Christmas.
Rushman -- you're naturally abrasive. Do 3M products work on you too?
Or just add it to your wish list for Christmas.
Rushman -- you're naturally abrasive. Do 3M products work on you too?
Nov 16th 2005, 11:31 pm
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Re: T-Cut
Originally Posted by snowbunny
You can always email Tetrosyl (website http://www.tetrosyl.com) and ask for an MSDS (material data safety sheet) which must disclose all active chemical compounds. Since there's a rust remover in the stuff, I imagine that would be on the data sheet. You could then look for products with the same ingredients.
Or just add it to your wish list for Christmas.
Rushman -- you're naturally abrasive. Do 3M products work on you too?
Or just add it to your wish list for Christmas.
Rushman -- you're naturally abrasive. Do 3M products work on you too?
Nov 16th 2005, 11:33 pm
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Re: T-Cut
Originally Posted by rushman
Nothing works on me.
Nov 16th 2005, 11:38 pm
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Re: T-Cut
Originally Posted by snowbunny
Ah. That would explain a few things.
Such as what?
Nov 16th 2005, 11:42 pm
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Re: T-Cut
Originally Posted by John Murray
I used to use T-cut in UK to touch up scratches on car doors etc.
What is the equivanent to T-cut in USA?
What is the equivanent to T-cut in USA?
Nov 16th 2005, 11:45 pm
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Re: T-Cut
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
It's called cutting compound, and this being America you have all kinds of different grades
Nov 16th 2005, 11:48 pm
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Re: T-Cut
Originally Posted by snowbunny
Is there a kind that's tough on dirt but soft on hands?
Nov 17th 2005, 11:54 am
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Re: T-Cut
Originally Posted by gruffbrown
It's called cutting compound, and this being America you have all kinds of different grades
Nov 17th 2005, 12:19 pm
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Re: T-Cut
I've bought Turtle wax color cure. It comes with a chip stick and seems to work ok.
Nov 17th 2005, 6:00 pm
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Re: T-Cut
Originally Posted by Pimpbot
I've bought Turtle wax color cure. It comes with a chip stick and seems to work ok.
- Tim
