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Anyone use GS-27 scratch remover?

Brad Bilut

I used it on my red Dodge Ram after scraping sides against trees and bushes. It worked pretty good.

HankH

Had gotten hit across the side of the rear bumper (silver A4) by a NYC yellow cab, it took out all the yellow paint and any associated marks and scratches. I was surprised, I usually don't get this kind of stuff but my wife got it for her car and I was about to turn my leased car back to the dealer. Did not appear to affect the clear coat. Of course a scratch down to the primer won't work.

BDW

<br>Results looked real good at first, but not that impressed. It's an improvement, but don't expect miracles if the scratches are even a little bit deep. <p>BDW '99 1.8Tqms.<p><p>

jimmy kim

i dont know what it takes to use it. but i guess i dont have it cause it sucked on my black 97 a4T. just swirled on and right off no effect. waste of 20 bucks.

Rich D.

I got some at Target on a whim. It made some of the smaller, finer scratches completely disappear. And I had a pretty long, deep scratch on the hood that it greatly improved, although it didn't completely remove it.<p>But on some other scratches, there didn't seem to be any effect at all. And after numerous tries on a deeper scratch on the rear decklid, it left a swirl mark that I haven't been able to get rid of.<p>So, I'd say if you use it carefully, it will generally help fine scratches, and deeper ones to a lesser degree. But there are probably better products available.<p>Rich D.<br>'98.0 A4 2.8QM

Kevin B.

It only works on light scratches; the commercial is BS!

Cynic

If you want to buff out a scratch, first use a very fine polishing compound and see if it works. If not, try a more abrasive compound. Be very careful if you've never used compound before, it can take your paint right off! How 'bout seeing a professional. After you compound, make sure to buy a product that will remove the fine swirl marks left behind. Such products can be found at carecaronline.com.

ChrisWB

Did a good job on swirl marks, not much else

critic

Could they hire a REAL actor. The commercial is so cheesy!