Surface Scratch (Pic)
Surface Scratch (Pic)
Someone idiot rammed a grocery cart into my car any suggestions?
http://www.albaniansausage.com/image....php?cat_id=17
http://www.albaniansausage.com/image....php?cat_id=17
Listen, go to Wal-Mart, in the automotive section there is a small paint section for cars. But rubbing compound by 3M. Make sure you get the least abrasive kind. Get an old t-shirt and put a small amount, a really small amount and rub in the same space over and over again. If it is another cars paint like it looks in the picture it will take it off w/o ruining your paint. I have done it many, many times and it works like magic. I always did it by hand. I never used a buffer like some people do.
here is what it looks like, make sur eyou get the fine one
here is what it looks like, make sur eyou get the fine one
Originally Posted by bigsherv
Listen, go to Wal-Mart, in the automotive section there is a small paint section for cars. But rubbing compound by 3M. Make sure you get the least abrasive kind. Get an old t-shirt and put a small amount, a really small amount and rub in the same space over and over again. If it is another cars paint like it looks in the picture it will take it off w/o ruining your paint. I have done it many, many times and it works like magic. I always did it by hand. I never used a buffer like some people do.
here is what it looks like, make sur eyou get the fine one

here is what it looks like, make sur eyou get the fine one
Let me stress again I have never used it with a buffer so I don't know how that works. Also it only works when there is paint on your clearcoat. If you are missing paint you are out of luck. It is also a slow process may be able to get a 3-4 inch scratch in 10 minutes. It is not like windex or anything. But good luck.
Originally Posted by bigsherv
Listen, go to Wal-Mart, in the automotive section there is a small paint section for cars. But rubbing compound by 3M. Make sure you get the least abrasive kind. Get an old t-shirt and put a small amount, a really small amount and rub in the same space over and over again. If it is another cars paint like it looks in the picture it will take it off w/o ruining your paint. I have done it many, many times and it works like magic. I always did it by hand. I never used a buffer like some people do.
here is what it looks like, make sur eyou get the fine one

here is what it looks like, make sur eyou get the fine one
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