ScratchX or No.9 Swirl Remover

[YukonG]

I am planning on polishing out some light scratches and swirls on the lower rear plastic bumper on my Wife's black Mercedes ML350. I have both ScratchX and No. 9, as well as variety of other Megs. products (83, 80, ect..). Because of all of the contours and edges of the bumper, I think that it would be a little easier and safer to do most of the work by hand. I feel that if I use my DA, I won't be able to get the correct surface contact to do the job. Although many people feel that No.9 is very mild, it is still primarily formulated to be a "swirl remover". I was just wondering if one product is actually "stronger" or would be more effective for my application.

Any insight would be appreciated.

[Mike Phillips]

In order of most effective,

By hand ScratchX

With a rotary buffer M09 (Look at the picture on the label, it's an indicator)


Removing scratches means removing paint, best results with M09 is with a rotary buffer. By hand, ScratchX but you'll have to put some passion behind the pad.

Have fun!

[YukonG]

Thanks for the quick response, Mike!

I guess I'll go with the ScratchX

George