The frequency of using T-Cut depends on the condition of your car’s paintwork. Generally, for maintaining brilliant shine and dealing with minor scratches, T-Cut can be used every 3–6 months. Whether you’re contending with the rigours of daily commuting or the fallout of a minor mishap, maintaining the integrity of your car’s vehicle paintwork can pose quite the challenge. Over time, cosmetic damage, such as minor scratches and minor marks, can detract from your vehicle’s appearance. Thankfully, the T-Cut Solution can help restore your car’s former glory. What is T-Cut? In fact, ChipsAway repairs all come with a lifetime guarantee, all for less hassle and cost than going to a body shop or garage. In fact, most body shops would repair a scratch by repainting the whole panel, whereas ChipsAway specialists only need to repair the small area affected – and you can keep your car for the day as ChipsAway come to you. From T-Cut Rapid Scratch Remover for light scratches to T-Cut Metallic Colour Restorer for metallic paintwork, the selection is abundant. Choose the one that matches your specific vehicle needs. Safety First

T-Cut Color Fast is a revolutionary coloured paintwork renovator with Variomorphic Ceramic Technology that removes light scratches*, oxidation, ingrained dirt, bugs and surface imperfections. The coloured pigments and the SiO2 molecules enriches colour, cleans, restores and polishes in one easy application, leaving a protective shine that lasts and lasts. When using T-Cut, safety should be your priority. Always ensure you’re in a well-ventilated area and wear gloves to protect your skin. Common Mistakes to Avoid There are, without a doubt, a few places where tcut can be a useful tool for car owners. Where T Cut can be used on all types of car paintwork, no matter the type or colour of the car, it is more versatile than just being restricted to automotive vehicles. T Cut, as a compound, can also be used on caravans, boats and even around the home to help remove scratches. Furthermore, as well as a car scratch remover, T-Cut is used by some as a cleaning process to help restore vehicle paint. Similar to when you polish car scratches with a coloured car polish, T-Cut helps remove minor imperfections from the surface of your car. Not all surfaces are made equal. T-Cut Solution works best on metal surfaces and paintwork with a glossy finish. Using it on matte paint finishes or non-metallic paintwork can cause more harm than good. Time is of the EssenceSometimes, the first thing that will come to your mind is if you can fix it yourself. Thankfully, there are many products out there that are specifically made for removing scratches, one popular one being T-Cut. Read on to find out the details of the product, including a step-by-step guide on how to use it! What Is T-Cut Scratch Remover and what is it suitable for? Where tcut is not suitable, however, is with deeper scratches where it is far less successful, or even places where the car has been dented as well as scraped. It should only be used to rectify light, shallow, surface scratches where T-Cut can be most effective. Keyed car scratches or deep scrapes from a wall or kerb can often be too deep, going all the way down to the basecoat or primer layers of the car paint, for a simple cutting compound to fix. Where this is the case, a stronger method of scratch removal may be needed, and we’ll talk more about this later. How Does T-Cut Work? After the application, give the T-Cut Solution time to work its magic. Allow the product to penetrate the scratches, and once dry, use a clean microfibre cloth to buff it off, revealing your car’s refreshed original shine. Tips for Effective Use T-Cut Original Colour Restorer – Formula that restores the original colour and shines to paintwork. Ultimately, using T-Cut will restore shine initially, but the paint will always fade (due to it being a paint restoration compound and not paint) and the best way to give an old car a new lease of colour life would be a new paint job. This can prove expensive. When not to use T Cut Deeper Scratches

A small amount of T-Cut should be able to remove spray paint from your car paintwork. As with all applications, it needs to be applied very carefully to ensure that further damage is not attributed to the care whilst removing the spray paint. Which T-Cut to use? The T in Tcut stands for “ Tetrosyl Cutting Oil ”. How T-Cut works What is the car scratch remover good for? T-Cut is a type of car scratch remover, that is also known as a rubbing or cutting compound. A well-known brand in the car care industry, T-Cut is used to remove light surface scratches, marks and scuffs on car paintwork. There are several different types of T-Cut available, including the original restorer fluid, rapid scratch remover, T-Cut Colour Fast, the T-Cut Scratch Magic Pen, and a T-Cut metal polish. Does T-cut actually work?Have you found a few scratches on your paintwork that you’re itching to get removed, but don’t have the time or confidence to do yourself? Get in touch with Bodyteq today for a free estimate.

The first thing to remember when “T-Cutting” a car is to ensure the paint is completely clean and dry, otherwise, you run the risk of damaging the paintwork when you start polishing it down. Cleaning the surface of your car is incredibly easy and can be done by either running the entire car through a car wash, or thoroughly cleaning and drying the car by hand. Here at ChipsAway we are experts in car scratch repair, and we can repair scratches that tcut usually won’t touch. Our speciality is offering an affordable and convenient service that gets your car sparkling in no time. With experts positioned and poised up and down the country, we have specialists near you. Free, No-obligation Repair Estimate

T-Cut Colour Fast Scratch Remover - Black

Next comes the application. Working in a circular motion, rub the solution over the scratched area, applying firmly to ensure it gets into the grooves of the damage (especially with coloured T Cut). In many cases, the cloth changes colour as the top layer of paint is removed. Don’t worry, that is perfectly normal although it is not the case with metallic finishes as the lacquer on these is clear.