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Hairline Scratch

thefish8

Senior member
I found a small scratch on my car and it pisses me off since it is pretty new. What works, I don't want to filter through the gimmicks?
 
Originally posted by: Jehovah
Buff it out with a baseball bat. Works wonders.

Half the people on here think they are the greatest comedian, this place is turning to sh#t for helpful information!
 
Originally posted by: thefish8
Originally posted by: Jehovah
Buff it out with a baseball bat. Works wonders.

Half the people on here think they are the greatest comedian, this place is turning to sh#t for helpful information!

If you want helpful information, try the Martha Stewart forum.
 
Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Originally posted by: thefish8
Originally posted by: Jehovah
Buff it out with a baseball bat. Works wonders.

Half the people on here think they are the greatest comedian, this place is turning to sh#t for helpful information!

But the baseball bat really works. 😕


Good one pops, when are you going to go on tour?
 
For just a clearcoat, buffing and maybe a polishing compound. If it's deeper, they have those touch up paints.

<-- currently in the process of filling in a deep chip so it won't rust.
 
Originally posted by: thefish8
Originally posted by: nerve
autozone should have the compound search google for clearcoat compound.

Its like a paste. rub it in it buffs out the scratcvh

Thanks, I'll check it out.

Compounds made to be used by hand have a more coarse abrasive in them so it's easier to do... and compounds made to be used with a buffing wheel have a finer abrasive so you don't take off too much material. It won't hurt to using a compound made for a wheel by hand, it'll just take more effort and more time, but using a compound made for hand use with a wheel can be bad news very quickly.
 
Originally posted by: Jeff7181
Compounds made to be used by hand have a more coarse abrasive in them so it's easier to do... and compounds made to be used with a buffing wheel have a finer abrasive so you don't take off too much material. It won't hurt to using a compound made for a wheel by hand, it'll just take more effort and more time, but using a compound made for hand use with a wheel can be bad news very quickly.

:thumbsup: Good advice.

Be careful how you go about doing it. It can be easy to take off more than you intend to, and that would be a very bad thing.
 
Originally posted by: thefish8
Originally posted by: FrustratedUser
Originally posted by: thefish8
Originally posted by: Jehovah
Buff it out with a baseball bat. Works wonders.

Half the people on here think they are the greatest comedian, this place is turning to sh#t for helpful information!

But the baseball bat really works. 😕


Good one pops, when are you going to go on tour?

Agreed, Leno's retireing soon; But don't go getting your hopes up that you will be his next replacement anytime soon.
 
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