laet

Does anyone know how to get the hairline scratches out of the finish? The sapphire black really makes them clear.


I was told I could use BMW polish.

jonboy

good quality polish, a bit of hard work, followed by a wax should get it back to showroom condition - best if know are either Zymol or Zaino.

don't know how you got the scratches but steer clear of auto washes if you want to avoid them!

jonboy

tdocz

DID these come from the car wash? I had my daealer wash it for me after a service call and I got these scuff marks all over it after that.

paasan

Aren't those small clear coat scratches impossible to avoid?

Keeping the car clean from dust and sand would probably help - in combination with a few polishes now and then.

-paasan

onsight

I have found a product called LIQUID GLOSS works well. Found usually in car washes.

555

I dont care what the Owner's Guide indicates, do not take the car to an Automatic car wash. Not with something as dark as Black Sapphire.

stu

Black Sapphire really is amazing when it's clean - especially with the 124 wheels , but it's so easily marked. On a separate threat ISUK mentioned Megiaurs products. I ordered some recently - and am totally convinced they are better that autoglym or mer.

I recommend the wash mitt and micro fibre drying towel in particular.

http://www.meguiars.co.uk/raves.html

Rudy

This is the only reason I won't ever buy a black car for everyday use. Looks great when clean but way too much effort is needed to keep it that way!