Using a Sharpie Marker to cover small scratches?
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Using a Sharpie Marker to cover small scratches?
I own a 98 Maxima with Pebble Beige Metallic color. I have like 3-4 very thin scratches on my back bumper that are in a vertical row in addition to some others that was there when I bought the car but aren't too noticable. So I just bought a Sharpie Gold Paint marker to cover the scratches online, pic here http://www.sharpie.com/sanford/consu.../pd_pa_med.jpg . Color does look little dark from what I see but right now with the scratches it looks black so the marker should help a little I think.
Pretty much i'm just wondering if anyone here has used a Sharpie marker or any other marker to cover some small scratches they had on their car, what were the results like how long has the ink last on the car exterior, couple months, years etc?
Pretty much i'm just wondering if anyone here has used a Sharpie marker or any other marker to cover some small scratches they had on their car, what were the results like how long has the ink last on the car exterior, couple months, years etc?
Originally Posted by chernmax
Not sure of the prostitute angle, however sharpies are great scratch cover markers, I use them on cars and furniture...
lol your fine dude, use it if you want, I think its a little tacky. I mean I would do it to my car, but then again, my car IS tacky.
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Originally Posted by 89blackse
lol your fine dude, use it if you want, I think its a little tacky. I mean I would do it to my car, but then again, my car IS tacky.
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I have black touchup paint with a rollerball tip, I think its about at precise as you can get, and its actual car paint. But I have it easy with a black car.
Did you get this idea from the sharpie mini commercial where the student driver car has all the different color sharpies hanging from the rearview for when its bumped into parked cars?
Did you get this idea from the sharpie mini commercial where the student driver car has all the different color sharpies hanging from the rearview for when its bumped into parked cars?
Originally Posted by 89blackse
Prostitutes have been using them for years...should be good enough for your Maxima 
mind you shes got black eyeliner and red calipers...and her rear end is torn up but there is no reason to call her a prostitute.
let's just say you can get inside her for a price.
Originally Posted by cefiro8701
HUH?are you saying my car's a *****?
mind you shes got black eyeliner and red calipers...and her rear end is torn up but there is no reason to call her a prostitute.
let's just say you can get inside her for a price.
mind you shes got black eyeliner and red calipers...and her rear end is torn up but there is no reason to call her a prostitute.
let's just say you can get inside her for a price.
I was thinking about touching up the marks I left on my sweetie after I pushed 'er up against a wall...then I thought "skip it, I'm a (maxima) pimp! Let them b1tchz clean themselves up"
Oh and honey, if you are reading this, I'm talking about my maximas and not your saturn.
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Originally Posted by 89blackse
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAH
I was thinking about touching up the marks I left on my sweetie after I pushed 'er up against a wall...then I thought "skip it, I'm a (maxima) pimp! Let them b1tchz clean themselves up"
Oh and honey, if you are reading this, I'm talking about my maximas and not your saturn.
I was thinking about touching up the marks I left on my sweetie after I pushed 'er up against a wall...then I thought "skip it, I'm a (maxima) pimp! Let them b1tchz clean themselves up"
Oh and honey, if you are reading this, I'm talking about my maximas and not your saturn.
if only you knew what your car and i did at night......
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Originally Posted by minxchi
if only you knew what your car and i did at night...... 
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Originally Posted by 04BlackMaxx
Did you get this idea from the sharpie mini commercial where the student driver car has all the different color sharpies hanging from the rearview for when its bumped into parked cars?
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Originally Posted by 04BlackMaxx
Did you get this idea from the sharpie mini commercial where the student driver car has all the different color sharpies hanging from the rearview for when its bumped into parked cars?
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