Light scratches on piano black trim

[RichM50d]

So, what’s the consensus on removing a couple of fine scratches? I’ve got some Xerapol in the garage, which is great for removing scratches from the plastics on my bikes, but wondered if it would be any good on the piano trim? I’ve also heard that Novus 2 may be good.

Thoughts?

[Dogzyboy]

I’ve read about this before but never used it:

https://www.radtech.com/products/icecreme

[RichM50d]

[quote="Dogzyboy"]
I’ve read about this before but never used it:

https://www.radtech.com/products/icecreme
[/quote]

That looks good, but I’d rather get something tried & tested on the piano trim. I don’t want to risk making them worse.

[RichM50d]

Anyone else got any ideas?

[graemeX5]

Hi

Have a look at this post on the E70 section from BMWobsessed he picked up some piano black trims and polished out the small scratches he used 3m stuff

http://xdrivers.co.uk/forum/index.php/t ... 444.0.html

Graeme

[RichM50d]

[quote="graemeX5"]
Hi

Have a look at this post on the E70 section from BMWobsessed he picked up some piano black trims and polished out the small scratches he used 3m stuff

http://xdrivers.co.uk/forum/index.php/t ... 444.0.html

Graeme
[/quote]

Perfect, thanks.