I recently bought a pearl white Audi 90. For a steal of 500 bucks, I couldnt complain with some scratches in the paint. Some were pretty deep though.... I was reading Road and Track and seen a ad for Quixx scratch remover, and how its made in Germany, and is TUV certified. I figured, what the heck, lets try it. Well, it comes with all kinds of goodies, a polish compound, finishing compound, 4 peices of 3000 grit wetsand paper, and cloth buff pads. Well, washed the car, and put the quixx on. I did not even have to wetsand, it came RIGHT out. It did not simply fill in the scratches, it took them OUT for good. When you look at the box, it doesnt look like much for 15 bucks, but trust me, buy a few boxes, and get that new Audi look back!

 

Sorry to bring back this old thread but I am looking into this product as my friend hit my car today [:@]! He left his paint on my bumper with several scratches. How deep were the scratches on your car ?

Anyone else use this product??

 

This stuff is also great for taking scratches off on the plastic screen of cell phones

 

how long does this last. looks like a good maguires compond and wax job that you would have to keep doing not a permanent fix anyone know ?

 

I tried this product after reading something about it in Consumer Reports. Now, CR tested it with some of the other scratch removing products, and rated it very good. The product, however, didn't work for me. I have a light scratch across my front and rear passenger side door that it didn't touch. It came from a scrub/tree last winter that isn't very deep. My car is black too, don't know if that makes a difference, but didn't see anything about color on the product.

 

Gonna bring this back from the dead.
It was a permanent fix for my car. I used a little of the wet sand paper that was included, and the tubes of stuff. It was almost like I repainted the car!

 

brought back from the dead just in time for spring, i will have to try it out for spring cleaning