Press and hold down on any text with your finger and then let go. Upon letting go, you'll see a menu press your finger on Select. Select all the text you want to cut by dragging the bars on either side and press your finger on Cut. Pasting text Easier to use than sandpaper or polishing tools Can polish surfaces of all shapes and sizes Fine consistency smooth away smallest of scratches Fluid consistency leaves smooth and even finish Works rapidly on all surfaces Suitable for use on delicate surfaces for scratch-free results Consistent, repeatable polishing results Types of Diamond Paste

The first test was on newly-applied paint on our 1984 Land Rover to see if it could bring a shine to our rattle-can finish and blend the old and new coatings. We then tried them on dulled original paint on the same car. If you want to use a cutting compound to remove scratches and swirl marks in the paint, here’s what to do. Bear in mind that this works best on light, shallow scratches that are only in the top clearcoat. Yes, it’s expensive but a little goes a long way and it saves time and effort. It doesn’t have the all-round ability of the Koch-Chemie on new paint, but on dull and tired finishes it was unbeatable. Maybe put a bottle on your present list next birthday. Simoniz Scratch and Swirl RemoverTo see which is the best, we subjected seven cutting pastes to a series of trials, applying them by both hand and using a dual rotary polisher machine fitted with a fresh medium foam cutting pad. Rubbing compound can be applied by hand with a cloth or circular applicator pad, or with a polishing machine using a wool pad. The cutting performance was good though, especially on our old paint. In fact it was a little too aggressive in places so we went easy with the machine polisher to avoid wearing through the top coat. You need to pay attention to make sure it doesn’t dry out on the fast-spinning machine pad too, or you could cause damage. T-Cut Color Fast For Chromebooks, or ChromeOS devices that have no mouse buttons, you can cut and paste text by following the steps below. Cutting and polishing pastes are typically used to revive paint which has gone flat after being exposed to the sun or which has been aged with tiny scratches caused by washing, grit and general wear and tear. They can also be used to blend in new paint by matching the textures, or remove minor scrape damage from roadside thorns or careless parking.

For best results, apply polish to restore shine and then apply a good quality wax to seal in the paintwork and maintain the shine. Press and hold down on any text with your finger and then let go. Upon letting go, a menu should appear on top-right of the screen (shown to the right) that lets you cut. Highlight the text you want to cut and press your finger on Cut to cut. Pasting text Following the application of polish, you should buff the paintwork with a clean pad or towel and then add a protective layer of wax or sealant. Adding a protective layer is extremely important. Failing to do so will result in your hard work being undone in a jiffy as soon as the paintwork is exposed to sun, weather, and debris. Cutting compound vs polish The best cutting paste for you will largely depend on what you need it to do and how much you are willing to spend. The Koch Chemie and Angelwax are expensive enough to put the occasional user off, but we’d be tempted to put them on our birthday list as they do such a good job and take a lot of the effort out of getting a decent finish.Unlike the original T-Cut, the Colour Fast claims to have ‘3-in-1’ ability which takes away the surface layer of paint, fills scratches with a coloured compound and then applies a layer of protective wax. Use the two text fields below to cut ( Ctrl+ X, or Command+ X on Mac) the text in the first box. Then, paste it ( Ctrl+ V, or Command+ V on Mac) it into the second. After cutting and pasting the text, "Example cut text" should only be in the bottom box.