Can scratch x go old ?

[mcfly]

My friend had some scratch x and I belive it was really old . I would guess like 10 years old I put it over this scratch on my car which happend due to a shopping cart on my hood. I applyed it and it removed parts of the scratch but not all of it . The scratch is not deep and you barley can feel it if anything at all . Which brings me to the point can scratch x go bad. If so I am going to go out and buy another bottle and try it.

[Jeff Smith]

Re: Can scratch x go old ?

Originally posted by mcfly
My friend had some scratch x and I belive it was really old . I would guess like 10 years old I put it over this scratch on my car which happend due to a shopping cart on my hood. I applyed it and it removed parts of the scratch but not all of it . The scratch is not deep and you barley can feel it if anything at all . Which brings me to the point can scratch x go bad. If so I am going to go out and buy another bottle and try it.

I suspect it's a little old. Please refer to the following link

http://meguiars.com/faq/index.cfm?faqCat=General%20Questions&faqQuestionID=22&section=_22#_22

[Murr1525]

I didnt think ScratchX had been out for 10 years...

But nonetheless, if the cap wasnt quite tight, or whatever, it still would go bad eventualy.

[Tim Lingor]

Re: Can scratch x go old ?

Originally posted by mcfly
My friend had some scratch x and I belive it was really old . I would guess like 10 years old I put it over this scratch on my car which happend due to a shopping cart on my hood. I applyed it and it removed parts of the scratch but not all of it . The scratch is not deep and you barley can feel it if anything at all . Which brings me to the point can scratch x go bad. If so I am going to go out and buy another bottle and try it.

As the others have said, it is possible that it has gone bad. But if the product is not separated and mixes correctly when shaken, it might be just fine.

I would give the product a good shake. Then I would apply it following the instructions from the below link:

How to remove a defect by hand with ScratchX



Tim