REALLY good scratch remover!!

[JJW]

I really recommend this It does a really good job:

http://rover.ebay.com/rover/1/710-53481-19255-0/1?icep_ff3=2&pub=5575090229&toolid=10001&campid=5337531593&customid=&icep_item=200995971264&ipn=psmain&icep_vectorid=229508&kwid=902099&mtid=824&kw=lg

[gary mac]

I've been using this product after having it recommended to me by Grand wazoo . It really is very good.

[Bassassin]

Like T-Cut, only £24.

[gary mac]

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Like T-Cut, only £24.
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It's not though but yes it is costly.

[paul_5]

Could you not just cover it in fish and have the cat lick it?

[landwomble]

Autoglym super resin Polish.

[Bassassin]

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It's not though
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In what way?

J.

[gary mac]

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In what way?

J.
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I've just generally found it much more effective than T cut, when used on instruments. I've used it on a couple of pick guards for example, brought them up like new.
Completely polished out some buckle rash on one of my P basses.

I've used both and actually still have T Cut in my cleaning kit box but now days I always go for this product.

The first batch was given to me, once I had used that up I immediately replaced it. Even though it is not cheap, I just felt it was money well spent.

[Bassassin]

I'd happily try it as a freebie, but I've used T-Cut on literally dozens of renovations. I admit this is a fairly extreme example but:

Before T-Cut - [sharedmedia=core:attachments:45519]

After T-Cut - [sharedmedia=core:attachments:48413]

The lacquer underneath had been seriously roughened with coarse abrasive. A few hours' worth of elbow grease & T-Cut brought it back nicely, the scratchplate shone up well too - couldn't do much about the warping though!.

So I'm genuinely interested, how does the Eterna-Shine stuff differ?

J.

[Happy Jack]

It has a much cooler name ...