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Thu 21 Feb 2002 20:55
Paint scratches follow-on - John Jones
In the excellent discussion on the best methods as to their removal a few day back, I was surprised that nobody mentioned 'Langka' paint blob remover.

I have used this method on deep scratches and large paint chips successfully.
It eliminates the need for fine brushes/cocktail stick application. The cream is applied with a cloth wraped around a small flat flexible strip. It partly dissolves the hardened touch up, and with carefull rubbing will bring the surface flush with the original paintwork without damaging it. With carefull application this will fill the scratch/chip unnoticably. The same technique can be used on the final laquer touch up on metallic paints.

Even though very expensive, the 50 ml I bought has lasted me 4 years.
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Fri 22 Feb 2002 18:05
Re: Paint scratches follow-on - dave etchells
How much , where from?
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Fri 22 Feb 2002 19:12
Re: Paint scratches follow-on - John Jones
The only place I have seen it advertised is on the trading flyer given away with the Civil Service Motoring Association (CSMA) magazine. It was about £15 with postage. You could try e-mail csma-ro@place4all.com for info.
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