How to make a bad problem worse. :/

[eynonz]

So I finish a really terrible and stressful day in work. Get to my car and notice this (I love supermarkets):

So in my anger and stress I get home and just T-Cut it (what an idiot). As I go inside and wait for the T-Cut to dry for a minute, the fairly nice day suddenly turns into hail and rain out of nowhere (Thank you Wales!). I then wait for the quick storm to subside and continue to remove the T-Cut. The end result left me with my paint being discolored:

Does anyone know how (or even if!) I can restore the paintwork :/ (I'm a cleaning novice so try to dumb the language down for me XD).

Any help appreciated.

(I have now learnt that T-Cut in the wrong hands can be lethal.)

 

[jra3d]

I would get something like autoglym ultra deep shine and see if that will work!

I used to have a smart and the spoiler would always grey and discolour, after using this it looked brand new and worked really well that's my opinion and a product I trust!

 

[maggi200]

UDS won't work.

SRP probably will though. Somethkng with a light cut to finish. T cut is very abrasive and needs a finishing polish with a lower level of cut to produce the glossy finish. Great for scratch removal in the grand scheme though.

This is typical finish tbh

 

[tommy89]

Autoglym paint restorer worked well on some oxidised paint I had on the saxo.

Might be good for you

 

[eynonz]

Ty for the responses. I'll pick up an Autoglym bundle with everything in and hopefully it will work. I'll keep you updated.

 

[benmc]

I'd use auto glum paint restorer then werkstatt prime strong either acrylic or carnauba depending on what paint your car has metallic or gloss it's tons better that auto Glym bud

 

[Alex_225]

I'd certainly give Super Resin Polish a go, it's a good filling polish.

Don't worry though, you'll be able to sort it. T-Cut is just unnecessarily abrasive really. It has it's place for some tasks but I'd steer clear for the reasons shown above.

Hope you get it sorted fella.