turtle wax color cure

[ianwells100]

have you guys ever used this stuff (comes with the little chip stick..) i was interested to see, as i have a few minor scratches on my car, so for $12 CDN i thought why not,

i'm a simple fella, wash my car every 2-3 days with the diluteable turtle wax, wax wash, and i chamois it dry every time... but today, after drying, i rubbed on this stuff, and after letting it haze, then buffing it off, i must say my car is looking rather shiney and reflective (its dark metallic green), and some if the small scratches, although still there are a lot less noticeable (as in only i notice 'em)
has anyone else used this stuff, and what do ya think

thanks
ian

[sam r.]

i've been using that stuff for years. I think it works. It seems to help hide some swirls and light scratches and since it's a polish, it shines pretty well too. I then seal it in with a good wax. The only thing I don't like about it is that it's messy. I have a black car and my hands turn black real quick.

[ June 29, 2003: Message edited by: sam r. ]</p>

[AlphaWolf]

I use that stuff on my car quite a bit. Always leaves a nice shine. Just not sure what wax I should seal it off with. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance.

[geisencam]

After puting it on and then adding another wax over the top takes it off. I did a small test with this stuff on a white car and I used the red polish on a small spot, after putting another wax on it, it took the stuff off.

[AlphaWolf]

That stinks. Does the meguiars 3 step give similar or better results and does it last longer then the color cure? I may switch over because a lot of people tell me it is awesome. Thanks again.

[ July 01, 2003: Message edited by: AlphaWolf ]</p>