mattz300

All,

Previous owner did these somehow then tried to touch them up by using a matching paint stick??? What would be the best way to make these look better?

SR20Power

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That's a MESS..
The first picture I would like to say is a loss bud, take that to a shop and have it fixed. Without me being able to put my hands on the paint it's hard to say what to do there. I would sand it and buff it just to see what happens.. If you are able to have someone do that you may be lucky to have that horrible paint touchup removed.
I can almost bet the second scratch can be removed with a light sanding and a buff.
What state are you in?

mattz300

Yea... I knew that first one just sucked! I live in SoCal. Thanks for the advice though I think Ill start with the sand and buff

max ride 41

iTrader: (4)

why on gods earth would somebody go across the scratch instead of just going into the scratch? that first one looks like a crayon, clear coat compound number 7 by dupont on both of them. you go against the scratch first and then in the direction of the scratch second and repeat the process. remember your taking off a little paint every time you do it. use discretion and do a little at a time.

mattz300

I have no idea why that previous owner thought that was a good idea. The more I see it the more I question his thought process. He used Nissan (color matched) paint pen in a manor my 3 year old could have improved on.

I appreciate the advice and will get on this soon!

mattz300

UPDATE::: Had shop wax, clay bar and work on large scratches. They were able to completely remove both. Pic attached to show area where large door scratch was.

viprider

Yup looks great now. Some shops would even level it down first by sanding it before polishing it to finish.

SR20Power

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I like to believe this is what they did for the first picture.. I have no clue what in the hell that is... but the car looks crisp now..

Thanks for the update!!!