I saw the infomercial last night and im very curious, just wondering has anyone tried it. Web site is www.buyfixit.com. It fixes scratches. If not I prob going to guine pig it and try. Billy Mays was selling it so as he says in his TV show The Pitchman, he doesnt sell something unless it is true so it might be legit. If no one else has used it post a review in a week.

 

I love the part where he says "it disappears like magic..." yet I could see where his pen clearly was darker then the rest of the paint..lol.

 

^ I think its cause its still wet. It showed more before and afters and it blended. Of course I dont know for sure, like I said, that Billy dude doesnt sell stuff that doesnt work. It would be bad for his name and his company. I guess Ill just buy it for 20 bucks and be the crash dummy.

 

If it sounds too good to be true... It prolly is.

 

im not sure bout it, but mighty putty is the ISH!!!!!!!

 

detailed image > that clown who everyone believes

 

They tried that on the local news here, and of course it didn't do ****.

 

i saw this commercial last night and was wondering that same thing.. it might work well on black, but i don't know about pearl colors..

 

http://www.infomercialratings.com/pr...fix_it_reviews

 

Well after reading about 20 of those reviews, everyone keeps talking about the order process. Not the actualy product, and who the hell calls to order anything these days? There are a couple of reviews that actualy talk about the product and give it 5 stars saying it works great if you use it correctly. Of course this could be the company, its just that everyone that complains about the ordering is in one bracket, and people who actually talk about the product are giving it good reviews are in another. Hmmm lol, this week ill order it and post a review with B4 and afta shots. If this crap leaves a stain, ill just do it the old fashion way.

 

^^ instead of ordering I'd just goto the store and buy it. Save on shipping and what seems to be the 'scam' aspect. Walmart, Target and even at cvs they have a "as seen on tv" section. It's cheap enough to give it a try, who knows it might be one of the few usable products sold by infomercial.

One of the reviews said it is just a hardened clearcoat, but it did fill his deep scratch. Also we don't know how **** these people are about their cars so take their word with a grain of salt...

 

Funny thing is I do have Touch Up paint, Im just hoping this works because it looks very simple. I forgot about target having those As Seen On TV Bins, that will save 10 bucks on shipping, I will look there first.