Smart-Resins Posted January 22, 2010 Posted January 22, 2010 Hello. I am sure this is a beaten subject, but its my turn to ask. I use Pledge with Future shine on my models, but sometimes end up with small scratches and dust, so I have been using turtle wax. Debating using Mcquires liquid wax. However, wont do much better then the turtle wax. I am looking for something that will help knock out the small scratches ( even from polishing) and dust particles. So I have been looking at Novus and Micro mesh. Now I have noticed the Novus has a scratch removal liquid. Could I just use this? Or is the full line up better. If it is, then wich is better to use, Novus or Micro Mesh kit with the foam sanding pads? Thanks. Jody
Eshaver Posted January 22, 2010 Posted January 22, 2010 Jody , I can only tell you my personal experence with the Novus # 2 polish. I use it a lot to work with automotive laquers . Seems to do very well too. I also buy the same product through Game Stop stores as my Hobby shop will often run out and I'm not thrilled with internet buying . Ed Shaver
MikeMc Posted January 22, 2010 Posted January 22, 2010 polishing future really does not work well.wet sanding is not any better. You can try the micro mesh or Meguires scratch X I would suggest refining your future application...future is self leveling so the scratches must be under....polish them out before future
Smart-Resins Posted January 22, 2010 Author Posted January 22, 2010 polishing future really does not work well.wet sanding is not any better. You can try the micro mesh or Meguires scratch X I would suggest refining your future application...future is self leveling so the scratches must be under....polish them out before future Yes, that is my problem and what I am asking for. Thank you. Jody
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