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YACT: How am i going to fix this??!!!

Originally posted by: CRXican
first, we'll need BIGGER pictures

second, that will BUFF right out

buff will deffinately help, also check with you dealer, have them find you the touch paint that matches your car.
 
wet sand with a DA at 220 grit and work your way up to 400-600. then 2 coats of primer, sand some more,,2 coats of factory match paint, 2 coats of clearcoat. then wash and wax. maybe some rubbing compound too. nothing 500 bucks can't fix.
 
First of all, we're going to need higher resolution pictures.
Second of all, you're going to have to tell us make and model of the car.
Then, apparently, you could just buff it out.
 
1. Sue the car company for not installing a Rear view camera to prevent this
2. Masterbate Furiously
3. ???
4. PROFIT!
 
Originally posted by: OrganizedChaos
wet sand with a DA at 220 grit and work your way up to 400-600. then 2 coats of primer, sand some more,,2 coats of factory match paint, 2 coats of clearcoat. then wash and wax. maybe some rubbing compound too. nothing 500 bucks can't fix.

heh 😛
 
Originally posted by: KillyKillall
I can offer to fix it in photoshop...not too sure about the real car though. 😛

Did the photoshop, too bad the car wasn't washed. Fixed the side

edit: Why can't there be a real life PhotoShop or just a really handy undo button?
 
u can try to buff it out...buy a buff machine (they are only like $12 at walmart)...buy some of the tutlewax special color matching wax...wash the area real good...dry it real good...apply wax crayon to scratches...wax rest of the the area with bottle of color amtching wax...should be about as good as your going to do on your own
 
sometimes the dumplings there are really bad too, so i usually end up mashing them into a paste and eating said paste on bread.
 
Originally posted by: Drakkon
u can try to buff it out...buy a buff machine (they are only like $12 at walmart)...buy some of the tutlewax special color matching wax...wash the area real good...dry it real good...apply wax crayon to scratches...wax rest of the the area with bottle of color amtching wax...should be about as good as your going to do on your own


will it look like it was never there?
 
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