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What kinda of low lifes would do this :(

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thescreensavers

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Yes, I need a wash and possibly claybaring! Ontop of some polishing now.

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Like honestly, this just pisses me off, what kinda of idiots would go ahead and do this.. my car was parked in a corner spot all the way at the end of the parking lot. Yet someone took there time to do this...
 
^ You see the white, that means base coat prob down to the metal. I Prob need touch up paint.

But if you have smaller ones, you can use polish or compound.
 
dayum.. on a G35 too?

You'll probably need touchup paint as suggested. First touchup paint, then sand from 400grit, 600grit, 1000grit, 1500grit, 2000grit(you may be able to skip this unless your paint is really hard), and buff it out.
Check out this site..
http://automotivetouchup.com
They also have the sandpaper packs to save you money over buying them indivudually at auto part shops.
 
Short of something the size of a bear, that was not an animal. The only correct way to fix something that bad is sand it down and repaint. A pair of scissors, the open end of a wrench, many things could leave marks like that, but it would take something hard and deliberate force to cut that deep.

This is why I have both a nice car and a beater.
 
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Look on the bright side, if a couple of scratches on your car is the biggest problem in your life right now you're doing pretty good.
 
Fvck me, I hate shit like that, I'd Russian Punch destroy someone if I caught them doing that...
 
I applied some wax to the area, and it did help hide the scratch out pretty well from a distance, and from close up, so i might be clear of the touch up paint.

But every Touch up paint sucks ass though 🙁
 
thescreensavers said:
I applied some wax to the area, and it did help hide the scratch out pretty well from a distance, and from close up, so i might be clear of the touch up paint.

But every Touch up paint sucks ass though 🙁
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Well either try to match it as best as possible, take it to a body shop, or go to the dealer and get some touch-up paint from them.
 
That really irritates me. People who do that have no respect for themselves or anything else, and really, I'm not one to go on about class, but these people have none at all.
 
That sucks, sorry to hear that. You can try touchup paint, but I'd recommend taking it to the local body shop and see an estimate. It might be cheaper than you think.
 
Not to be a jackass but that looks like a tree branch scratch to me. I base this on the near parallel relative motion of car to the thing doing the scratching, sort of like two sticks on the same branch as the car brushes by.
 
"Boy, I wish I could've caught him doing it. I'd have given anything to catch that asshole doing it. It'd been worth him doing it just so I could've caught him doing it."
 
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