T-Cut Color Fast Dark Blue Ceramic Wax Polish Scratch Remover Colour Enhancer

T-Cut Color Fast is designed to remove light surface scratches. A surface scratch is defined as one where you do not feel any obstruction when passing a fingernail over the mark. Deeper scratches may only see an improvement in appearance.

This specific variant is formulated for all shades of dark blue paintwork. Using it on other colors may result in an unnatural finish.

It's a technology that combines colored pigments with SiO2 (silica) molecules. These work together to fill minor imperfections, enrich the paint's color, and provide a protective, polished finish.

Apply sparingly onto a damp microfibre cloth, work onto one panel at a time until a haze forms, then buff off with a dry microfibre cloth. Always ensure the car is washed and dry beforehand.

No, T-Cut Color Fast is not suitable for matt or special effect paintwork. It is designed for standard gloss finishes.

Do not use this product if the lacquer coat is damaged, cracked, or crazed, as it could worsen the condition or lead to inconsistent results.

The product leaves a protective shine that lasts. For up to 12 months of protection, it is recommended to follow up with T-Cut Final Glaze.

The damp cloth is used to apply the product evenly onto the panel. The dry cloth is used to buff away the hazed product, revealing the restored color and shine.

Ensure the scratches are surface-level. A surface scratch is one where you cannot feel an obstruction when passing a fingernail over it. If you can feel a catch, the scratch is deeper, and this product may only improve its appearance.

This can happen if the product was not allowed to dry to a haze before buffing, or if applied too thickly. Ensure even application, allow sufficient drying time for a haze to form, and use a clean, dry buffing cloth.

This is unlikely if used correctly on appropriate paintwork. Ensure you are using the Dark Blue variant on dark blue paint. Avoid excessive rubbing on a single spot for prolonged periods, especially if the paint is old or compromised. Test on an inconspicuous area first if unsure.

The product may not have dried sufficiently to a haze, or it might have been applied too heavily. Ensure the panel is dry and hazed before buffing. If it's still wet, allow more drying time. Use a clean, dry microfibre cloth for buffing.