If you are not experienced with a particular product, you are best to begin with the least abrasive product you can find that actually removes the scratch. I recommend first starting with a cleaner/wax. Such products have very little abrasive and some solvents that can remove anything on top of the paint. If that doesn't get it, then move on to a cleaner-wax prep product, if that doesn't do it, try a swirl mark remover and then a polishing compound and only last a rubbing compound. The key thing being to remove as little of the clear coat as possible to remove the scratch.
Keeping your new CR-Z looking new
How are you all planning on keeping your new car looking fresh and clean. (Those of you who plan on keep it clean of course :blush
Wax, sprays, what will you use and how do you recommend going about your duties.
Wax, sprays, what will you use and how do you recommend going about your duties.
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